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Once a year...with the phenomenon of the blooming sunflower field, the golden yellow color of the whole mountain
Competing to show off their blooming flowers, bright and fresh throughout Doi Mae U Kho
Unseen thailand of Mae Hong Son province
With the largest sunflower field in Thailand
Another must-visit place
That travelers should come and experience
Day 1: November 18, 2017
I watched the sunset…on the golden-yellow mountains.
Covering an area of over 1,000 rai on the peak of Doi Mae U Kho, the landscape is adorned with the radiant yellow of millions of sunflowers, contrasting with the lush green of the leaves, blooming across the entire mountain. Without hesitation, jump into your car, camera in hand, and navigate through countless curves, ascending to the summit to witness this spectacle with your own eyes.
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The journey was dizzying, with some of us even fainting before we arrived. But when we woke up to see the yellow mountains, we couldn't help but exclaim, "Amazing Thailand! It's truly amazing!"
Here in Mae Hong Son, the **Tung Bua Tong fields at Doi Mae U Kho** are in full bloom.
The road leading up to Doi Mae U Kho is winding and steep. When driving, it is recommended to use a low gear and be cautious of oncoming vehicles.
We arrived at the sunflower field just as the sun was setting.
This is a truly stunning example of a Before Sunset scene.
The sunlight bathes the scene, multiplying its beauty and captivating the heart with its splendor.
Alternating with the mountains in front, there are beautiful scenic views, with mist floating around, and the sky gradually changing color with time.
A multitude of photographers gathered, poised to capture the setting sun in unison.
Another extraordinary day to witness the sunset.
Darkness began to engulf the area. The air was getting colder and colder, and the wind was making my hair stand on end.
The group stayed until after 7pm, when a young elephant appeared. It was completely dark by then, and they had to use flashlights to walk down the mountain.
It's time to find a place to rest for the night. . . .
We called to reserve a camping spot at the accommodation Aun Nid.
A-frame accommodation for 500-800 baht and a tent camping area.
Tent rental is available for 300 baht for 2 people per tent. If you bring your own tent, the fee is 100 baht per tent.
Separate male and female toilets and showers are available.
Coordinates: Located opposite the Tourist Service Center, 200 meters before Thung Bua Tong. Phone number: 087-180-8806
Today, we entrusted our stomachs to Jeh Nid's restaurant. The flavors were spot-on, the prices were reasonable, and the portions were generous.
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Day 2: November 19, 2017
I reveled in the sunshine amidst a field of millions of blooming sunflowers.
We returned to capture the morning atmosphere again today, as we arrived almost at dusk yesterday and were unable to take a single photo with the blooming sunflowers. We were incredibly fortunate to witness both the morning and evening light on the sunflower field on Doi Mae U Kho. Each time period offered a distinct and breathtaking beauty.
The blooming season of the Siam Tulip (Crassocephalum crepidioides) typically begins in early November, reaching its peak around mid-November when 100% of the flowers are in full bloom. The blooming period is relatively short, lasting until early December, which attracts a large number of tourists during this time.
The annual "Bua Tong Blossom Festival" is a major event in Mae Hong Son province, attracting numerous tourists who come to admire the stunning fields of blooming Bua Tong flowers.
The sun is shining brightly, the sky is clear, and everyone is happy.
Let's join hands and venture through the field of sunflowers together.
"Dok Bua Tong" and sunflowers are like twins, sharing a striking resemblance.
The fruit is a radiant yellow, contrasting beautifully with the sky.
Walking amidst towering sunflowers, their long stems creating a path for us to explore.
Camping amidst the golden sea of sunflowers is now possible! Rent a tent equipped with bedding and enjoy an unforgettable night under the stars. For inquiries and reservations, please contact the Mae U Kho Subdistrict Administrative Organization at 05-361-5987.
Before leaving, there was a performance by the Hmong and Doi people to raise money for donations. They were truly adorable.
This is a once-in-a-year opportunity, don't miss it!....
Hurry up and invite your lover, friends, or bring your family.
Get your bags ready and let's go have fun taking pictures with the fields of sunflowers.
Before you go, call and check the time carefully. So you won't be disappointed.
The end of the month has arrived. The flowers may have started to wilt, but there should still be some left.
I hope this information will help you plan your trip.
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