Baan Rak Thai

One of the hidden gems in north of thailand, Baan Rak Thai is a small village located in the Mae Hong Son Province in northern Thailand, near the border with neighbouring Myanmar. The name "Baan Rak Thai" translates to "Thai-loving village," which reflects the village's history and culture. The name is so apt because the locals are warm and friendly , always with a smile on their faces . Such positive energy. Baan Rak Thai was originally established by Kuomintang soldiers who fled China in the 1940s after the Communist Party took control. The soldiers settled in the village and began farming the land. Over time, the village grew and became known for its tea plantations, which produce high-quality oolong tea. You can enjoy scenic walks through the tea plantations, sample local tea and other delicacies, and experience the unique culture of the village, which reflects both Thai and Chinese influences. In addition to its tea plantations, Baan Rak Thai is also known for its cool climate and beautiful natural scenery, including mountains, waterfalls, and forests. The village is particularly popular during the winter months, when visitors can enjoy crisp, clear weather and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Overall, Baan Rak Thai is a charming and peaceful destination that offers a glimpse into a unique blend of Thai and Chinese culture, as well as some of the most beautiful natural scenery in northern Thailand.