Top Things to do in Mae Hong Son Province
What to do and see in Mae Hong Son Province, Mae Hong Son Province: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand including Hua Chang Waterfall, Mae Sakut Nature Trail, Conserve Natural Forests, Mae Lana Cave, Mae La Na Cave, Mae Hong Son Mountain Wat, Mae Ngao River, Pai Piranha Fishing Park, Pai Canyon, Mae Yen Waterfalls.
Restaurants in Mae Hong Son Province
1. Hua Chang Waterfall
2. Mae Sakut Nature Trail
3. Conserve Natural Forests
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 266 reviews
Conserve Natural Forests (CNF) is a NonProfit charity foundation focused on forest restoration and wildlife conservation located outside of Pai, Northern Thailand. CNF has dedicated itself to restoring and enriching natural ecosystems through reforestation efforts as well as reproducing, rehabilitating and reintroducing endangered indigenous species populations to their native environment. A tour of our site maintains a balance between intimate time spent with endangered species on-site, the elephant(s) we are rehabilitating for release back into the wild, and education on the evolution of ecosystems and forest habitats in Thailand. Individuals who visit our site will leave with an intricate understanding of how elephants contribute to maintaining a healthy, bio-diverse ecosystem and how important it is to restore them to their natural environment to have successful reforestation efforts. Our organization maintains a focus on honesty and integrity in conjunction with our mission.
Reviewed By Barw50
This was such a beautiful experience. Their main focus is planting trees to save our forests and environment. Jason was incredibly knowledgeable about the project and was able to answer any questions about reforestation and taking care of the pregnant elephant, Cami. The land is breathtaking, we crossed a river to watch the elephant eat tons and tons of trees in her natural habitat. My favorite part was planting a tree. It feels like a family, we were able to relax with some delicious passionfruit mojitos and home-cooked Northern Thai food :) I would definitely go back and recommend it to anyone looking for a genuine experience.
4. Mae Lana Cave
5. Mae La Na Cave
6. Mae Hong Son Mountain Wat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By rdasset - Sydney, Australia
We were able to see a magnificent sunset and then visit the temple, it offers a great view of the city, the white stupa is beautiful at night !
7. Mae Ngao River
8. Pai Piranha Fishing Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Piranha Park is situated 5 minutes from Mhor Peng waterfall and only 10 minutes from the town of Pai. To find us follow the signs from the Hospital, staying on the same road for approximately 7km, it's very well sign posted all the way so you should have no problems. The fishing park consists of 2 ponds and a family run guesthouse all set in a peaceful mountain side location.Get away and escape for a while and enjoy the peace and quiet. We are open 10am to 7pm daily for fishing. Delicious home cooked western and Thai food and the world famous Lasagne...plus the best full English breakfast in Pai..Night fishing is permitted if you are staying at the park. Fishing cost 200B for up to 3 hours and 500B for up to 8 hours plus bait.
Reviewed By Djbrucedanger
Best accessible by scooter combined with the Chinese Village, this fishing hole is a great place to relax, have a beer, play with stumpy the dog and pull fish out of a pond! Some vegan-eating fish, some carnivorous, try different bait for different catches!
9. Pai Canyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,214 reviews
Reviewed By VallyVerb
Amazing scenery and superb views. Be careful because there are some steep trails and the trails can be slippery after rain.
10. Mae Yen Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By tarao603 - Cork, Ireland
Nice gentle hike most of the way, one steep incline for ~10 minutes near the top, took about 2 and a half hours to get to the top, easy path to follow up along the river with many crossings of ankle deep water. Fun climb up along the side of the waterfall. Bear in mind there's no where to buy food/drink so best to carry your own. It rained on our way to the bottom and things did get a little slippery, all the more fun for us since it wasn't steep at that point. Not a difficult hike, would definitely recommend!
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