Nature and viewpoints in Mae Rim

Explore the diverse landscapes of Mae Rim, featuring the scientific plant collections and glasshouses of the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden alongside the eight-tiered Mae Sa Waterfall. The list includes high-altitude destinations like Mon Jam, known for its terraced flower gardens and Hmong agricultural heritage, and Doi Pui, which rises 1,685 meters above sea level within a national park. These sites offer a mix of evergreen forests, seasonal blooms, and sheer stone cliffs like those found at Tard Mork Waterfall.

Nature and Viewpoints — Map

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A

Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden

Major scientific research hub in wonderful setting. The best time to see the flowers in bloom is surprisingly during the cool season.

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B

Mae Sa Waterfall

Nice afternoon trip from the city. 8 stages of waterfalls, nice shade throughout the day.

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C

Mon Jamระเบียงชมภู

High-altitude ridge featuring terraced flower gardens and panoramic views of the Mae Rim Valley. Originally part of a Royal Project, the area is known for its cool climate and Hmong-run agricultural sites.

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D

Doi Pui

Rising to 1,685 meters within Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, this peak features evergreen forests and a nearby Hmong tribal village known for coffee cultivation and winter-blooming cherry blossoms.

E

Tard Mork Waterfall

A single-tier waterfall located within the national park where water drops from a high, sheer stone cliff into a secluded pool.

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