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Mountain in the midstOne of the most charming aspects of Mae Hong Son is the pristine perfection of its natural environment. Mae Hong Son's famous Buathong fields, waterfalls, caves, hot springs and forest areas are all cautiously preserved and preciously treasured by the people of the province.

Although once hardly accessible, the transportation system has been expanded to offer visitors easier access to most of the natural attractions in Mae Hong Son, making it possible for more people to catch a glimpse of this breathtaking area.

 

Wild-Sunflower Field at Doi Mae U-Kho
Buathong Field"Buathong" (the famous yellow flower of Mae Hong Son) blooms in winter and provides its visitors with a wonderful view as it carpets the surrounding hillsides.

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Huai Nam Dang National Park
Huai Nam DangThis famous national park is one of many sites where the visitors can catch a glimpse of a lively hill tribe.

 

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Mae Surin Waterfall
Nam Tok Mae SurinThis single tiered cascade is considered one of the highest waterfalls in Thailand.

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Places of Interests
Mae U-Kho Waterfall Pla Cave and Forest Park
Wild-Sunflower Field Lod Cave (Tham Lod)
Mae Surin Waterfall Muang Paeng Hot Spring
Huai Nam Dang National Park Pha Bong Hot Spring
Pha Sua Waterfall    

 

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