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Ban Rai Phai Ngam
Located between Km.69 to 70 along Chiang Mai-Hot route,
the place is famous for its high quality traditionally woven cotton.
To get to the village from the main route, turn left and proceed
for 1 kilometer until you seethe village sign.
Mae Tho National Park
The park is located approximately 160 kilometers from
Chiang Mai town. To get there, drive along the Hot-Mae Sariang Road
to Mae Tho for 16 kilometers, at Km. 55, turn onto the unpaved roads
which are steep and curved. Only vehicles in good condition are
recommended. The Mae Tho National Park Office overlooks Karen highland
paddy fields that resemble a flowing stream. Camping and trekking
is possible by contacting the national park office.
Op Luang National Park
Op Luang National Park is an amazing natural attraction
comprising both splendid natural charms as well as mysterious scenery.
A zigzagging river flows in front of a picturesque gorge. The area
is a high, steep cliff with a narrow passage, creating strong currents
and powerful echoes. An area in the north of this stream is teeming
with various kinds of plants that provide a pleasant ambience all
year round. Magnificent views of Op Luang National Park can be seen
from the bridge that links with the gorge. An interesting prehistoric
archaeological site is also located in the park.
Getting There: The Op Luang National Park is located 105 kilometres
from Chiang Mai town along Highway No. 108 (Chiang Mai-Hot-Mae Sariang).
The road stretches alongside the Mae Chaem River and zigzags along
mountain ranges. Blue buses originate from the Hot-Mae Sariang roundabout.
There are 3 lines of buses: Hot-Mae Sariang, Hot-Mae Chaem, Hot-Om
Koi. All of them stop at Op Luang National Park.
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