List of Mae Hong Son Hotels

Mae Hong Son Accommodation Guide , Pang Mapha Lod Cave, Khun Yuam Field of Bua Tong (Sunflower), Pai Guesthouse, Rafting, Hot Spring, Mae Sariang Salawin River, Salawin National Park, Pha Sua Waterfall, Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu.

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Mountain Inn Hotel Mae Hong Son

Baiyoke Chalet Mae Hong Son

Rooks Holiday Hotel Mae Hong Son

Mae Surin Waterfall 

Located south of the provincial city is a popular destination, is 38 kilometers away from Khun Yuam district, with many mammals and birds living in the lowland forests. Highlights include the spectacular 100 meters tall Mae Surin Waterfall, This single-tier cascade is one of the highest waterfalls in Thailand water flowing all year round. The falling water, originated from Surin River.

The Tha Pai Hot Spring 

2 kilometers off Route 1095 at Km. Marker 87, has an average temperature of 80 Celsius.  Steam from the spring permeates the site in the morning creating fascinating sights.  The area is also rich in teakwood and suitable for overnight camping. Covering an area of 721 square kilometers

Sa La Win River

On the bank of the Sa La Win river on the Thai Burmese border about 164 kilometers south of Mae Hong Son.  Transport can be hired to travel go Mae Sam Laep village (46 kilometers) and proceed on hired boat to reach the park headquarters.  Sceneries along the Sa La Win banks are captivating with forest and mountains and dotted with small hamlets.

Tham Lod

One of Southeast Asia’s largest cave system. Three adjoining caverns form a vast subterranean canyon, which is cut through by a large stream. Discoveries of artifacts and huge, roughly carved teak coffins indicate the caves were inhabited thousands of years ago. Rafting and elephants can be used to cross the streams.

Tham Pla Forest Park (Fish Cave)  

Is actually a pool and stream at the base of a limestone outcrop, not a cave, with huge carps living in it. Visitors buy papaya to feed the fishes and enjoy the peaceful surrounding gardens.

Namtok Pha Sua

The waterfall is a further twenty kilometers from the village. It is a large fall with it is water source in Myanmar. Pha Sua runs full during the late rainy season  (August - September).

Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu

Located on a hill to the west of town. A wonderful view of the city and surrounding mountains, is a major provincial landmark.  There are two Burmese-style Chedis (pagodas).  The larger one was built in 1860 while the smaller one was erected in 1874. Constructed by Phraya Singhanat- racha, the first King of Mae Hong Son.

Mae Ngao River

Is a good water route for shooting the rapids. Adventure travel tourists can enjoy the unspoiled scenery along the river banks.  Services available from tour operators in Mae Hong Son.