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The golden sea of sunflowers at Doi Mae U Kho, Mae Hong Son province, a natural wonder where sunflowers bloom in a dazzling yellow across the mountaintop.

The Tung Bua Tong Field in Doi Mae U Kho is located in Moo 6, Mae U Kho Subdistrict, Khun Yuam District, Mae Hong Son Province, 25 kilometers from the Khun Yuam District Office. It is considered the largest Tung Bua Tong field in Thailand, covering an area of over 500 rai. It is currently under the responsibility of the Highland Forest Development Project, Unit 5, Watershed Conservation Division.

Doi Mae U Kho Bua Tong Field is one of the most famous natural tourist attractions in Mae Hong Son Province. It is a high mountain range. Every year from November to December, when the cold wind blows, millions of bhua tong flowers bloom at the same time, attracting tourists from all over the world to admire the beauty of the golden fields. It looks like the whole mountain is covered with a giant yellow carpet. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see it. Don't miss the top of Doi Mae U Kho, where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the bhua tong field.

Getting There

From Mae Hong Son:

  • Follow Highway 108 until kilometer marker 201.
  • Turn onto Highway 1263 and continue for approximately 12 kilometers.
  • Turn onto the Nangiew-Ban Hu Ha road and travel for another 14 kilometers to reach Doi Mae U Kho.

From Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai:

  • Follow Highway 1263 (Mae Chaem - Khun Yuam) for approximately 76 kilometers.
  • Turn onto the Nangiew-Ban Hu Ha road and travel for another 14 kilometers to reach Doi Mae U Kho.

We have arrived. It's truly beautiful. No wonder everyone loves coming here.

Business hours: Daily, 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Camping on Doi Mae U Kho

For tourists who want to camp overnight on Doi Mae U Kho, you can pitch your tent for free. There is no policy for charging camping fees. However, if anyone tries to charge you, you can report them to the authorities. (Information as of November 2017)

There are two main camping areas:

  1. Near the parking lot leading up to the viewpoint for the Bua Tong flowers: This camping area is hidden amidst the Bua Tong field and has a mix of concrete and dirt ground. There are chairs to sit on and a bathroom, but no electricity. However, this spot is frequented by tourists as it is on the way to the highest viewpoint on Doi Mae U Kho, the turnaround point, and where tourists gather to admire the Bua Tong flowers early in the morning. If you camp here, you might not get a good night's sleep. I recommend going to the second spot.
  2. This spot is marked by a sign to turn left at the curve before reaching the parking lot (see picture). Once you turn, drive on the concrete road for about 150 meters. Then it will be a dirt road with a wide grassy area on both sides. You can park your car and choose where to pitch your tent. The bathroom is reasonably clean. Every morning and evening, villagers take turns cleaning it. There is a plastic bottle with a hole for tourists to put in money for the bathroom. This camping spot is quiet and peaceful, suitable for those who want to relax. However, there is no electricity, just like the first spot. Both spots are safe, and there will be officials and volunteers patrolling the area regularly.

For further information, please contact the Mae U Kho Subdistrict Administrative Organization at 0 5361 5987 or the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Mae Hong Son Office at 0 5361 2982.


Exploring the Enchanting Beauty of Doi Mae U Kho

While the captivating sunflower fields of Doi Mae U Kho are a must-visit, there's much more to discover in this breathtaking region. Let's delve into three additional nearby attractions that will enhance your experience:

1. Phu Chi Phoe: Located approximately 10 kilometers before the sunflower fields, Phu Chi Phoe offers stunning panoramic views. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this location through the insightful review: "Phu Chi Phoe: A Place to Dream and Wander" (https://th.readme.me/p/13997).

2. Posaho CAFE: Delicious Coffee Crafted by Young Hands: Just 5 kilometers beyond the sunflower fields, towards Mae Surin Waterfall, lies Posaho CAFE. This charming cafe offers delicious coffee and breathtaking views, making it the perfect spot to relax and rejuvenate. Discover more about this hidden gem in the review: "Posaho CAFE: Delicious Coffee Crafted by Young Hands @ Tung Na Baan Hua Mae Surin" (https://th.readme.me/p/14035).

3. Mae Surin Waterfall National Park: Embark on a journey to the enchanting Mae Surin Waterfall National Park. Immerse yourself in the cascading beauty of the waterfall and explore the diverse flora and fauna that this protected area has to offer.

Daytime Flower Viewing: Witness the vibrant colors of the sunflower fields during the day, capturing the essence of this natural spectacle.

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Come and admire the beauty of this place (at night, watch the stars).

The last photo is a bit startling. It must be the camera angle and the fact that she was bending over at the time.

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Theawnee Theawhnai asks, "Where are you traveling this time?" and suggests visiting the Tung Bua Tong fields at Doi Mae U Kho in Mae Hong Son.

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