2025 Recommended Comprehensive guides in Pang Ung (Updated September)

#TravelChat 🌄 Anyone looking for a relaxing Mae Hong Son trip? Come here! Today, we're sharing our travel plans. 🏞️ Start the morning with a breath of fresh air at Pang Ung, and enjoy a boat ride through the mist amidst a reservoir amidst a pine forest. 🌲 🌼 Next, check in and take beautiful photos at the Doi Mae Ukho sunflower fields. ✨ The yellow flowers bloom beautifully across the mountains. 🥀 A must-see for foodies and travelers alike: Rak Thai Village. 🫖 Enjoy tea and Yunnanese cuisine amidst mountain views. 🎪 End your camping trip at Phu Yuno Camping. ⛺ A romantic tent site with a starry sky. The drive is winding, but totally worth it. 🚗💨 ✨ Has anyone been on this route? Tell us about it! 😉 #FollowTheGirlsLife #LifeIsBoundToTripReviews #BeautifulPhotoTourism #MaeHongSonAttractions

Mae Hong Son: The City of Three Mists, So Much Fog You'd Think You're in a Sauna If you've never been to Mae Hong Son, be warned... you might fall in love with the mist before you fall in love with the people! This city is blanketed in mist every morning, like a permanent natural filter. 🌫️ Mae Hong Son: The City of Three Mists, So Much Fog You'd Think It's the Province's Clouds Three-season mist—rain, cold, hot. The fog never stops! The mounds of mist reach the sky—so high they're thought to be heavenly antennas. Lush forests—so refreshing that mosquitoes don't even dare to bite. The kind people—smiling and generous. Free sticky rice is distributed (sometimes). Beautiful traditions—merit-making ceremonies, ordinations, and golden sunflower festivals—all kinds. Famous for its golden sunflowers—so golden that even GPS can't help but fall in love. If you get lost here, you haven't really arrived! Getting lost is part of the Mae Hong Son experience. 😆 Start your trip by conquering 1,864 curves, which feel like a roller coaster ride, but without the screams—because everyone gets carsick. 😵💫 But if you survive, You'll receive a certificate of bravery from nature (and from the van driver). 🐷 Ban Rak Thai, a Yunnanese Chinese village nestled in the valley, boasts postcard-perfect views and delicious steamed buns (pork shank) so delicious you'll forget you're dieting. 🍜 A Chinese boat cruise through the mist is an activity that feels like you've stepped into a Chinese martial arts movie, except no one can fly. You can only row slowly and gracefully. Pang Ung is equally romantic— A lake in a pine forest, with mist floating like whipped cream on iced coffee. ☕ If you go early in the morning, you'll get photos so beautiful your Instagram friends will ask you what app you're using (the answer is "Mae Hong Son"). Ban Cha Bo is a must-see spot for noodles with the mist—because they serve the view with the noodles! 🍜⛰️ #MaeHongSonAwesome #SoMistyYouThinkYou'reInTheClouds #SoManyCurvesYouThinkYou'rePlayingMarioKart #TheSteamedPigShantouIsTheBest #TheViewIsSoGoodThatTheCameraCrys If you'd like me to help you write an IG version or adapt it to fit your Oh Oh Pa Plearn brand, feel free to let me know!

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#WinterTravel Road Trip Driving around Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son🚘 This trip, I started by landing at Chiang Mai Airport and picking up a rental car from Coolpercarrent. I traveled around Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son using the route that passed through Huai Nam Dang, Pai, to Ban Rak Thai and other places. I opened my eyes to new experiences, encountered thousands of curves, beautiful roadside views full of mountains and people along the way. Whenever I saw a beautiful spot, I stopped to take pictures and share them with my friends. Here are some examples: 1. Under the house 2. Brewginning 3. Old Chang Moi Road 4. Mok Fa Waterfall 5. Ban Rak Thai 6. Pang Ung 7. Wild sunflower field 8. Pha Bong viewpoint 9. Mae Kha Canal #Chiang Mai travel #Mae Hong Son travel #Driving #roadtrip #Mok Fa Waterfall #Ban Rak Thai #Pang Ung #Mae Ukho Wild sunflower field #LongTravelwithYou #Under the house #Mae Kha Canal

Mae Hong Son, the picturesque city of three mists! This trip began at Pang Ung, where we stopped to admire the morning mist and a pair of swans floating in the water. It felt like we were in Switzerland. Then we continued on to Ban Rak Thai, a Yunnanese Chinese village surrounded by lush tea plantations. The cool air and the warm tea provided a truly relaxing experience. Another highlight was conquering Doi Mae Ukho, where we witnessed a dazzling field of golden sunflowers covering the mountain. It was truly a beautiful and impressive sight. We ended our trip in search of delicious food in the city. I can tell you, this trip was filled with both atmosphere and food.

📍 Don't miss this Mae Hong Son travel itinerary! 🌄✨ 🌲 Pang Ung – A romantic lake in the valley 🍵 Ban Rak Thai – A Yunnanese Chinese village, sip warm tea and admire the mountain views 🏡 Pai – A small, chill town with a cute cafe, beautiful views from every angle 🌫 Kikokho Viewpoint, Ban Huai Hia – A sea of mist in the morning 🛕 Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu – A temple that symbolizes the city and offers panoramic views of Mae Hong Son 🌼 Sunflower Field – Yellow flowers in full bloom, most beautiful in winter 🌾 Su Tong Pae Bridge – A slow-paced stroll through rice paddies 🌅 Pha Bong Viewpoint – Sunset views along the Burmese border 💛 A complete trip, combining nature and culture! #TravelPlanShare

Recommended places to visit in Mae Hong Son Whenever the weather is cold, everyone will definitely think of places to visit on the mountain, cool weather, thick fog. Today, I will recommend places to visit in Mae Hong Son Province that are suitable for winter. - Ban Ja Bo, Pang Mapha District Most of the accommodations in Ban Ja Bo are homestays. The atmosphere is very good. The view is mesmerizing. You can wake up in the morning to see the sea of ​​fog from your room. ⛰️Environment/Facilities: Most accommodations focus on the atmosphere. There are no facilities. Some places may have no signal. Suitable for those who want to enjoy the natural atmosphere. - Tent camping site, Tham Pla-Namtok Pha Suea National Park (Pang Ung) It is a popular tent camping site. Morning mist: One of the highlights that you can't miss is waking up early to see the sea of ​​fog floating above the water surface, creating a romantic and refreshing atmosphere. Rafting to see the view: Take a boat to see the view of the lake, breathe in the fresh air, and see the surrounding nature up close. You may even see a flock of swans swimming nearby. ⛰️Environment/Facilities: The accommodations focus on the atmosphere. There are no facilities. Some places may have no signal. Suitable for those who want to enjoy the natural atmosphere #Pang Ung #Pang Ung #Pang Ung Mae Hong Son #Ban Cha Bo #Mae Hong Son #Winter attractions

#TravelPlan 🌲 We started our road trip from Lampang to Mae Hong Son. A loose schedule, focusing on those who come to visit Mae Hong Son. You can adjust your travel schedule. 💛 Day 1 - Travel from Lampang to Mae Hong Son. We drove along the route through Pai District. Because it is easier to drive and the distance is shorter, but there are many curves. Same as before, but you have to get enough sleep. It takes about 6 hours to travel. - Drive all the way to Pai District, halfway. Take a break, stop for lunch at "Rak Tom Luat Moo" Next to PTT gas station in Pai. - Drive a little further into Pai city, stop at a cafe. Hope.coffeeandbakery, the coffee is delicious, follow me. - Continue the journey to Mae Hong Son city, go to a house to rest. - Visit another cafe, I would say it is the most smooth green tea cafe. And the most delicious "i.b." restaurant is next to Wat Chong Kham - Go to worship and ask for the Buddha "Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu" Wait to see the beautiful sunset, the view behind Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu Very beautiful 💚 Day 2 - We woke up early in the morning to drive to "Pang Ung" Because we expected to see the morning fog, but it was too late. It's okay because Pang Ung is the best atmosphere. We got to sit on a raft and see the view, which was enough. - Let's continue driving to "Ban Rak Thai" A village of Yunnan Chinese people. The morning air is still very good. Even though we didn't see any fog on the day we went, we sat and enjoyed the view Boat trip and a cute cafe "Leewine Coffee" - Visit the green tea plantation "Leewine Rak Thai Resort" There is a free zone that you can visit - Return to Mae Hong Son city - Go to walk "Chong Kham Walking Street" and see the night view at "Nong Chong Kham Public Park" 🩷 Day 3 - Wake up early and travel back To stop by to see the view of "Ban Ja Bo" - Stop for breakfast and see the sea of ​​mist at the shop "Ban Ja Bo Hanging Leg Noodles" Just enjoying the view is worth more than the price Noodles - Continue the long journey back #TravelPlan #TravelPlan #WeekendTravelPlan #MaeHongSon #Maehongson #VisitMaeHongSon #PlacesToVisitMaeHongSon

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Highlights of Pang Ung • Sea of ​​fog and romantic atmosphere: In the morning, the air is cool and fog floats above the water surface, creating a beautiful atmosphere like being in Europe. • Bamboo rafting: Tourists can raft to see the beauty of the reservoir and the surrounding pine forest. • Take pictures with black swans and white swans: There are flocks of swans imported from abroad to add charm to the area. • Camping and stargazing: Tourists can set up tents and enjoy the night atmosphere. Best time to visit • Winter (November - February) is the best time with temperatures dropping to around 0-10°C. • Rainy season (June - October) The forest is lush and green, but there is often rain, making travel difficult. How to get to Pang Ung • From Mae Hong Son city, take Highway No. 1095 to Ban Ruam Thai, a distance of about 44 kilometers. • The route is quite winding and has many curves. Be careful while driving.

I have seen pictures in travel magazines of beautiful camping grounds, pine trees along a reservoir, looking romantic. I thought it was worth going there, but when I found out it was in Mae Hong Son, I thought I would never go there...until one day I had work to do, so I took the opportunity to take my mother and daughter on a trip. I flew to Chiang Mai, picked up a city car, stopped by 7-Eleven before buying supplies, drinking water, and motion sickness medicine, and then we went! The road from Mae Hong Son town to Pang Oung is the same as Ban Thai Rak Thai, but it will turn first and continue driving. Follow Google Maps, the road is very narrow. If there are oncoming cars or you are in a hurry, it will be on the mountainside. When we reached the park, we contacted to get a mattress and pillows booked in the park system. The officer took us to the tent we booked near the little swan nest, Swan Lake, which looked very friendly. The bathroom was also fairly clean. We slept and enjoyed watching the stars. It had been a long time since we had slept and watched the stars. The bright lights and the rush in the city made us forget some things. We woke up early to the sound of the dogs that the officer was raising. Tourists started to come and get on the boats that the villagers rowed in the reservoir, which was a way to distribute income. The beauty of the way of life and time made us reflect on our past lives before waking up our mother and daughter to continue on the path we had to take.

Pang Ung • 101 🌳🌳🌳 ‘Pang Ung’ is a destination that many people have pinned. I am one of them. I have pinned this place for many years. I have never had a suitable opportunity to go. This year, I have gone. So I would like to update you on what you should know before traveling. Who wants to go? Follow me! 01: Travel ✈️ Take a plane Land at Mae Hong Son, Bangkok Airways Or take a plane to Chiang Mai and drive to continue. 🚗 By car Bangkok-Pang Ung (~930 km.) takes about 15 hours. Mae Hong Son-Pang Ung (~128 km.) takes about 2.30 hours. Chiang Mai-Pang Ung (~247 km.) takes about 5.30 hours. * The route will be paved road all the way. But it is steep and has many curves. It is recommended to check the condition of the car before traveling and drive carefully. 02: Accommodation Accommodations of the Forest Department are available in tents and tent sites. Tents (tents of the Forest Department) cost 225 baht/person/night. Tent sites (bring your own tent) cost 30 baht/person/night. Homestays outside cost according to convenience. 03: Things to prepare If you sleep at the reservoir, you must prepare a flashlight and a power bank. 04: Activities The morning is the highlight here. There is an activity of sitting on a raft in the reservoir (cost 150 baht/boat) to experience the mist rising from the water and hitting the morning sun. It is very beautiful to take pictures. #Prepare for a trip to Hong Kong

Budget Bike Plan for a Short Time 3 Days 2 Nights Complete all the highlights! Day 1 From Chiang Mai - Pang Ung (stay at Pang Ung) On the way, stop by Tha Pai Hot Springs and enjoy the view at Pai Canyon. Stop for lunch in Pai town, then head straight to Pang Ung. You should arrive at Pang Ung before 18:00 because the road is dark and steep. Day 2 Pang Ung - Ban Rak Thai - Ja Bo Village - Pai Walking Street (stay at Pai) In the morning, row a boat to see nature at Pang Ung for 150฿ for 20 minutes. Walk on the small walking street in front of Pang Ung and then head to Ban Rak Thai. On the way back, stop by Ja Bo Village. Drive 2-3 kilometers up from the main road. It is recommended to fill up your gas tank from Pang Ung, otherwise you will definitely be excited before reaching Pai. Stay overnight in Pai, walk on the walking street. At night it is very lively, long walking street, delicious food, very nice Day 3 Pai - Santichon Village - Chiang Mai In the morning, stop for a meal in Pai town. On the way back, stop by the historical bridge. Opposite is a convenience store that cat lovers should not miss. If you have time, stop by Huai Nam Dang National Park, it is awesome. Continue to visit Mon Cham. Take 5 full nights.

A heart-warming trip to #MaeHongSon for 3 days and 2 nights in November 💚 --Pang Ung --Ban Ja Bo Travel - We traveled by plane from Bangkok --> Chiang Mai, very early in the morning. - Then by van from Chiang Mai --> Mae Hong Son. I recommend booking in advance. There were a lot of people because when we went, there was only one van company. I'm not sure if there are any more. Check again. Oh, and if you get motion sickness, I recommend taking medicine before getting on the bus. It's a long ride with lots of curves. As for me, I took 2 pills and fell asleep for a long time. 🤣 - When we arrived at Mae Hong Son bus station, we rented a motorbike to drive. It was really chill. 📍Pang Ung #Pang Ung has a great atmosphere. It's cool and comfortable, but in the evening and morning, it's very cold. The temperature is around 9-12 degrees. It's quiet at night and you can sit and watch the stars. It's so cool. 📍Ban Ja Bo #Pang Mapha This is a small village on the mountain. There's a noodle shop with dangling legs that's popular with tourists. It's very cold at night. I recommend bringing a set of thick clothes. I would like to say that both accommodation and food here are very cheap. I recommend that those who are going there should book a van for both the outbound and return trips in advance because there are very few vans going to Chiang Mai.

It should be 2,000 curves before we get there. 15 hours by bus, the longest ride in my life, and the edge of the Thai-Burmese border. This is my first time in Mae Hong Son. I've only seen it in photos for a long time, but I've never been there. I planned to do a 7-day trip to cover everything in Mae Hong Son. It's one of those places where I was like, "What's this? It's just a reservoir. What's the point?" When I saw it for myself, I wanted to slap myself as much as the entire population of China. It was so beautiful that I couldn't even see it with my own eyes. I've stopped being prejudiced against this place and will go back again. #Pang Ung #Mae Hong Son

✏️Talking about Mae Hong Son, many people probably think of the road with more than a thousand curves first...but if you can overcome it, everyone will definitely receive a gift. In addition to overcoming your own patience... You will find many different styles of tourist attractions...in the midst of these thousand-curve, intricate valleys. There are... 🎯Sutongpe Bridge, Ban Pang Mu 🎯Fog Viewpoint, Ban Cha Bo, Pang Mapha 🎯Historic Bridge, Tha Pai, Mae Hee Subdistrict 🎯Coffee shop with a beautiful view, Coffee in Love, Tung Yao Subdistrict 🎯Kong Walking Street, Mueang Ai, Wiang Tai Subdistrict 🎯Yun Lai Fog Viewpoint, Wiang Tai Subdistrict 🎯Pang Tong 2 Royal Forest Park (Pang Ung), Mok Champae Subdistrict And there are many more places that are not listed. If anyone has been to any places and would like to recommend more, please comment.😊 And if anyone doesn't want to be too tired and has little time, I recommend taking a plane.😁 #VisitMaeHongSon #VisitThailand