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Wat Chong Khum                      Mae Surin Water Falls*                             Boating Trip* * Photos with courtesy of Rooks Holiday Hotel & Resort, Bangkok Office. Tel. (662)277-5256, 277-6110, 277-6150

How to Get There : Mae Hong Son is a province in the northern part of Thailand and can be reached from Chiang Mai either by Highway No.108 via Mae Sariang, for the distance of 349 kilometers, or by Highway No.1095  via Pai, a distance of 274 kilometers. Travelling will take time due to winding road through several mountains. The easiest way is to go by airplane from Chiang Mai which takes about 30 minutes. Mae Hong Son Airport (4) Valley & Scenery (5) Wat Chong Khum and (7) Wat Chong Klang Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mou (6) and Souvenir Shops/OTOP Products Wat Kam Ko (4) Long Neck Karen (5) Long Neck Karen Village 2 (7) Pang Tong Royal Residence (6) Pang Ung Pabong Hot Water Well (6) Solar Energy Station (5) Folk Arts & Handicrafts Centre (8) Restaurant by the Rice Field (5) Baan Rak Thai Village Fern Resort Hill Tribes-Style Products Hotels in Mae Hong Son Map of Mae Hong Son Map of Thailand Restaurants Mae Hong Son Weather Forecast 1 Weather Forecast 2            Valley View         Long Neck Karen                   Pang Tong   Pa Bong Hot Water Well        Hotel near the City         (Click to enlarge)

New video clips from the trip   during March 18 - 20, 2009. Mae Hong Son Airport Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu Wat Chong Klang & Wat Chong Khum Pang Tong Royal Residence Pang Ung Ban Rak Thai Village Walking Street Fern Resort SUPPORT Center OTOP Center Mae Hong Son Scenery

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