Places to visit in Mae Hong Son
What to see in Mae Hong Son
In Mae Hong Son, travelers visit the temples in the citie and go to see mountains and rice fields around the city. From Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu perched on a hill, there is a beautiful view of Mae Hong Son and its valley often foggy in the morning. In town, people mostly notice the lake and Wat Jong Kham and Wat Jong Klang temples beautifully illuminated in the evening and where tehre is a small night market. but we also like Wat Phra Non and the beautiful bronze Buddha in Wat Hua Wiang .
Must-visits in Mae Hong Son
Wat Jong Kham and Wat Jong Klang
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Wat Phra That Doi Kong Moo
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Other places to visit in Mae Hong Son
Other visits suggestions in Mae Hong Son
- Jong Kham Lake
Turned into a public park, it offers beautiful views on the Jong Kham and Jong Klang temples
- Wat Muay Tho
close to Wat Phra Non, he leads to Wat Phra That Doi Kong Moo
- Tham Lot caves
which draw a huge system of caves with underground rivers
- Ban Rak Thai ( Pang Ung )
: ( also called Mae Aw ) it is a tea producer village situated 44 kilometres from Mae Hong, near the Thai-Myanmar border. It is on most of the agencies tours. The population is mostly composed of Chinese from Yunan.
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