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When the cold wind blows again

It makes me think of you... #Doi Mon Jong

The mountain that made us fall in love at first sight.
The mountain of golden meadows.
The mountain that many people say is like a backyard garden.
The mountain with a viewpoint as beautiful as any other in Chiang Mai.
The mountain where we met strangers and strange faces. 555
The mountain of friendship and mutual care.

Everything I've said so far... I'm not exaggerating.
We ourselves were captivated by the charm of Doi Mon Jong,
which is why we had to come here twice in a row.

A Guide to Hiking Doi Mon Jong: Essential Information Before You Go

#KnowBeforeYouGo: Doi Mon Jong

1. Location: Doi Mon Jong is situated in Omkoi District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand.
2. Elevation: Ranked among the top 10 highest peaks in Thailand, Doi Mon Jong's highest point, the "Lion's Head," reaches an impressive 1,929 meters above sea level.
3. Accessibility: Reaching the starting point for the hike requires a 16 km journey on a dirt road in a 4WD vehicle. From there, it's a 4 km hike to the summit.
4. Season: Doi Mon Jong is only open to visitors between November and February, allowing them to experience its stunning natural beauty.
5. Duration: A 2-day, 1-night trip is recommended for the hike. Day trips are discouraged, but ultimately at the discretion of the individual.
6. Guided Hike: Hiking Doi Mon Jong requires a guide from the Omkoi Wildlife Sanctuary's Mu Ser Unit. Independent hikes are not permitted. Contact the Omkoi Wildlife Sanctuary headquarters for permits and further information.
7. Contact: For additional inquiries, contact the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Northern Region 1 at 0-5324-8604, 0-5324-8607, or 0-5324-1466.

What makes Mon Chong so special?

• Breathtaking panoramic views: Witness the intricate tapestry of mountains and the golden expanse of grasslands during the winter season.
• Ancient rose marvel: Encounter the magnificent thousand-year-old rose, blooming from December to January. This particular specimen is said to be the largest in Thailand.
• Rare birdwatching paradise: Observe a diverse array of rare avian species, including the white-bellied hawk-eagle, black-winged kite, lesser fish eagle, white-rumped shama, red-throated laughingthrush, and black-necked laughingthrush.

A breathtaking view of the sunset.

Let's take a walk in the garden behind the house, shall we?

Let's go see the sea of fog in the morning.

Take a walk to breathe fresh air and exercise your leg muscles.

Let's go and enjoy the beautiful view to refresh our eyes.

Stroll, admire the scenery, and take stylish photos.

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Friendship. Kindness to strangers we don't know. It makes us unable to resist recording it.

Not a thousand-year-old rose. I found it on the way to the top of the lion's head. If anyone knows what kind of flower it is, please let me know.

The summit of Doi Mon Jong, at the Lion's Head, reaches an altitude of 1927 meters above sea level.

The sun dips below the horizon, mingling with the evening mist.

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Among the stars and the cool air.

Gathering with strangers, under a sky filled with starlight.

If you're looking for a place with fresh air to cleanse your lungs,

The breathtaking views are a feast for the eyes.

A steep path to exercise our legs and hearts. This is the place..."Doi Mon Jong" is guaranteed not to disappoint.

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