2 days in Mae Hong Son

A flight trip around Mae Hong Son for nature, shopping and history lovers visiting top attractions like Boon Ko Ku So Bridge, Pai Memorial Bridge, Wat Luang and many more.

2 daysJan 1 - Jan 2, 2022

19 kmRoute

1Province

9Places

Mae Hong Son Province

Mae Hong Son is known as the "city of three mists" surrounded by high mountains with cold and misty temperatures. Hot springs can be popular, along with temples, trekking, rafting, national parks.

Pai

Day 1 (Jan 1, 2022)

2 places to visit

Boon Ko Ku So Bridge

Bridge

2 ~ 3 hours

Boon Ko Ku So Bridge is made from bamboo and connects a little village to a nearby temple. The rice fields views make it a hidden gem.

21 min

Pai Memorial Bridge

Bridge

1 ~ 2 hours

Pai Memorial Bridge is made from iron and was built by the Japanese during World War II. It is one of the most important places to visit when in Pai.

Pai

Day 2 (Jan 2, 2022)

7 places to visit

Wat Luang

Temple

1 ~ 2 hours

Wat Luang is painted in colourful murals and has a beautiful golden Buddha. The temple dates back to the 19th century.

7 min

Wat Klang

Temple

1 ~ 2 hours

Wat Klang is in the centre of Pai the temple is small with a golden chedi.

7 min

Pai Walking Street

Market

2 ~ 3 hours

Pai Walking Street has a variety of souvenir shops, handicrafts and clothes from nearby highland villages.

7 min

Natural Massage And Beauty Pai

Spa

1 ~ 2 hours

Natural Massage And Beauty Pai, have a good selection of treatments to choose from including, Thai massage, and reflexology. The staff are friendly and professional.

5 min

Wat Phra That Mae Yen

Temple

1 ~ 2 hours

Wat Phra That Mae Yen is a beautiful white Buddha statue at the top of a hill. Worth the climb, especially for sunset.

6 min

Wat Sri Don Chai

Temple

1 ~ 2 hours

Wat Sri Don Chai has the most sacred and ancient Buddha statue made in traditional Chiang Sean style. The temple is truly stunning.

6 min

Wat Nam Hoo

Temple

1 ~ 2 hours

Wat Nam Hoo has a relaxing, peaceful atmosphere. The temples pagoda is home to the remains of King Naresuan’s sister.