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Mae Rim Essentials

Mae Rim serves as a gateway to the mountains north of Chiang Mai, featuring the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden’s scientific collections and canopy walkway. The valley is home to the eight-tiered Mae Sa Waterfall and the highland ridges of Mon Jam. Cultural sites include Wat Pa Dara Phirom, a restored royal temple showcasing Lanna architecture. Visitors can explore traditional eco-friendly crafts at the Elephant Poopoopaper Park or observe diverse local fauna at the Siam Insect-Zoo and various orchid and butterfly farms.

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Tiger Kingdom

Once in a lifetime experience? Being with a tiger in one cage. Scared?

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Pongyang Zipline & Jungle Coaster

Adventure park featuring a rail-mounted mountain coaster through the forest and multiple zipline stations spanning the jungle canopy.

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Elephant Poopoopaper Park

Eco-friendly museum and workshop demonstrating the traditional process of making chemical-free paper products from recycled elephant waste.

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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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Mae Sa Waterfall

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

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Maesa Elephant Camp

30 or 60 minutes long ride on elephants into the forest. Watch the playful elephants, too.

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Wat Pa Dara Phirom

Home of Thai princess restored to its former splendour. The site shows how people lived long time ago.

Peter Huber / CC-BY-SA

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Bai Orchid and Butterfly Farm

Butterflies are difficult to spot, but the beauty of orchids is omnipresent.

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Mon Jamระเบียงชมภู

Highland ridge featuring terraced flower gardens, strawberry farms, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Mae Rim valley from an altitude of 1,350 meters.

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