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What to do and see in Fang, Chiang Mai Province: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Fang, Thailand including The Royal Agricultural Station Angkhang, Angkhang Station, Wat Chedi Ngam Temple, Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, Thanatorn Orange Farm.
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1. The Royal Agricultural Station Angkhang
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Dao1949 - Chiang Mai, Thailand
We have visied numerous other Royal Garden projects throughout Thailand and this one in Angkhang was absolutely one of the most magnificent garden parks that we have experienced! The grounds are extensive and require a car to drive to all of the various locations of the park. Some of the garden displays are so exquisite and carefully manicured and cultivated by the garden workers. A short drive to another nearby mountain vista reveals an incredible mountainside terraced gardens of tea plants. The park fees are also moderate at 50 baht per car and 50 baht for each person.
2. Angkhang Station
3. Wat Chedi Ngam Temple
4. Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By warithorns - Bangkok, Thailand
Doi Pha Hom Pok, an international park located in Chiang Mai, Fang District, is one of my most spectacular trip I could highly recommend. It is the second highest mountain in Thailand. If you the travelers are seeking for any breath-taking sceneries, the thrilling hiking, the warm heartfelt campfire, the sea of million stars, the freezing weather, the living of the simple local, or the amazing sunrise and sunset spot; here at Doi Pha Hom Pok they could serve you in ALL aspects. Activities: There are plenty of activities waiting there for you to explore. In the daytime, you could go to bath at the natural hot spring, boil the eggs with the natural water for your lunch, go to the waterfall uphill and survey the way of people’s life there. In the afternoon, you go uphill to “Kiw Lom” landmark to watch sunset and pitch your tent. At night, you cook easy dinner and sleep in your tent under the sea of glittering stars. FYI, all the electricity will be cut after 9 pm but the place still shine will the starlight! At 4 am in the next morning, you have to wake up and go hiking for 4.5 km in order to catch the first ray of sunrise! Food: Simple, easy, local, yet delicious. The local people there will cook for you. There is also shabu set provided in case you want to cook on your own. Travelling: A bit difficult. You have to rent a truck to bring you uphill. It costs 1800 THB and available for around 10 seats. Weather: Freezing. I went there in December 2019. The lowest temperature of the peak was 4 degrees Celsius. The temperature where I slept (at Kiw Lom landmark) was 12 degrees Celsius. Expenses: All reasonable for me. The truck-rent was 1800 THB. The a la carte was 50-60 THB. The shabu set was 200-300 THB (if I’m not wrong)
5. Thanatorn Orange Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 45 reviews
