Doi Inthanon
Doi
Inthanon is Thailand’s tallest peak at 2,565 meters above the sea level. Doi
Inthanon National Park covers an area of 482.4 square kilometers in three
districts of Chiang Mai province. Cool climate lovers should visit the park
during December to February, which is winter and you also get a chance to see
the blossom of Siamese sakura flowers all over the area.
Doi Tung
Doi Tung is a mountain in the northern part of
Chiang Rai Province, at the northernmost tip of Thailand.
Get in
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- - By bus
Bus from Muang Chiang Rai - Mae Sai. Get off at Ban
Huay Krai. Purple for the minibus to the bus station Doi Tung.
Call 053-667-433 the chartered 750 (roundtrip) seats
12 people, or $ 60 for 12 each fare minibus to take people out to Doi Tung.
Native Tribal Market Center page research farm near
the reservoir. And Doi Tung. The trip takes three hours to visit the palace
garden 70 £ 80 £ Mae Fah Luang Art Biography 30 cards total traffic, the three
at 150 THB.
Get around
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- - See
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Wat
Phra That Doi Tung. Dating to the 10th
century, this temple has a stupa reputed to contain the Buddha's collarbone,
making it a major site of pilgrimage. Located atop Doi Tung itself at an
altitude of nearly 2000 meters, it probably has the most fantastic view of all
temples in Thailand.
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Doi
Tung Royal Villa - final residence
of the Princess Mother (mother of King Bhumibol), located at kilometre 12 on
highway 1149, to the west of highway 1. This magnificent villa was built on the
mountain overlooking the surrounding hills and valleys in a unique mix of Swiss
and Lanna architectural styles.
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Doi
Tung Zoo
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Mae
Fah Luang Gardens are a botanical
park located on the slopes below the royal villa. Flowers and plants grow among
rock formations.There is also a cafe where you can enjoy your beverage with the
beautiful view of the mountains. You can also buy organic tea leaves from here.
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