Since the day I went to meet the people on Doi Pha Mi.

A year has passed, and I have returned to Doi Pha Hom once again, filled with longing.

The destination is at Pha Mi, but there are still many things to stop and find along this path.

I met a cute little monkey.

I encountered a pink tiger.

I saw houses that were unfamiliar.

I am sitting on a high mountain, sipping coffee.

Let's travel together.

This trip took place in mid-January.

From Mae Fah Luang Airport, we rented a car and drove ourselves, as we always do.

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I always choose the earliest flight, and this time was no different.

Upon arrival, a must-try dish is the "Tom Lued Moo Ju Jing Chai" at Suan Sah Restaurant. This flavorful pork blood soup with preserved mustard greens is a true delight. Every visit to Chiang Rai calls for this culinary experience.

After having our fill, we headed straight to Mae Sai. Pha Mi is located in Mae Sai.

We made several stops along the way.

First stop: Wat Tham Pla

The review mentioned a cave with a beautiful stream and an abundance of fish.

Upon arrival, it was discovered that…

Where is the fish?

Found only monkeys

There are many monkeys.

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The temple has warning signs and will provide bamboo sticks to hold in your hand when entering, in case you encounter aggressive monkeys.

However, the monkeys I encountered were not aggressive at all. In fact, they were quite docile and adorable.

They sat quietly, waiting for food, without taking anything or causing any trouble.

A little bit chubby.

In the temple, there is a shop selling food for monkeys, such as roasted peanuts, boiled peanuts, and raw sweet potatoes.

Please support his food business if you have the chance.

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Continue your journey. The scenery along the way to Mae Sai is beautiful.

We also stopped by Khun Nang Non Forest Park because it was on the way.

The following is a translation of the Thai sentence "ก็กะจะเข้าถ้ำซะหน่อย" into English:

"I was just going to go into the cave for a bit."

I couldn't find any staff that day. It seems they were all at a meeting.

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"We two did not dare to go down into the cave ourselves. It was too dark."

There are legends that people have disappeared in the Tham Luang cave.

I'm not sure if it's true or not, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

Le Miang is just looking at the mouth of the cave.

Let's go back. I don't dare to go down.

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After leaving Khun Nang Non Forest Park, it was a little after noon and I was starting to get hungry.

Here's a recommendation: If you're visiting Mae Sai, be sure to stop by the restaurant "Jankaphak" for a delicious meal.

The shop is conveniently located on the main road, with clear signage for easy identification.

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"Jankra Vegetables is a shop of the Jankra Plant Breeding Center in Mae Sai District."

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By the Chaipattana Foundation and the Mae Fah Luang Foundation

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This is another restaurant that I must visit every time I come to Chiang Rai. The food is delicious, the vegetables are fresh and crisp, and the prices are cheap.

If you have time, you can go cycling and enjoy the vegetable fields.

The interior features a vegetable patch and a lush garden for relaxation.

This dish is my go-to order every time. Don't let the plain color fool you, it's incredibly delicious.

There is also a som tam buffet where you can make your own.

Full, delicious, and at ease, we continue on.

However, there is a small shop selling vegetables and snacks in the parking lot.

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"I really like plain khanom krok. Please bring me some."

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The road leading to Doi Pha Mi is located next to the Jangkangpak shop.

Let's go to Mae Sai first, I've never been there before.

Upon arrival, the bustling crowds of Mae Sai were a sight to behold!

The bustling marketplace was teeming with vendors and visitors, making it a sight to behold. Finding a parking spot was a challenge, requiring multiple rounds of circling. The parking fee was 40 baht.

Let's take a picture while we're here.

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Is it true that the prices in Mae Sai are really cheap?

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Walking around, I saw that the Doi Wao temple was right in the market.

There is a high-angle viewpoint that offers a glimpse of the Burmese side. Let's go up there.

A flight of stairs with more than two hundred steps. It may not seem like much, but it left me breathless.

Looking down from here, it's quite high.

Let's pay respects to the sacred relics.

The monk is currently working.

Let's go sightseeing!

That is the border town of Tachileik.

A distant view reveals a replica of the Shwedagon Pagoda.

This is the Mae Sai side, the city is quite densely populated.

Scorpion, the symbol of Doi Wao

According to legend, the creator of Doi Wao temple was Phra Ong Wao or Khun Khwak.

The tenth king of the Singhanavati dynasty, who ruled the city of Yonoknakphan or ancient Chiang Saen.

Wa, or Maeng Wa, is a scorpion.

Okay, it's getting late. Let's head back down.

On the way down, we discovered that there is a road on Doi Wae that allows cars to drive up to the viewpoint.

I climbed the stairs until my legs were sore. Why?

Return the same way, come in the morning, a small alley beside the Jankan vegetable shop, up to Doi Pha Mi.

In fact, there is another route from Mae Sai that goes straight to the top of Doi Pha Mi.

However, I am hesitant to follow the GPS as I fear it might lead me further astray. Perhaps we should stick to the original route.

As it was getting late, we decided to head to our accommodation. Last year, there were no overnight accommodations available at Ban Pha Mi.

There were no restaurants, only one coffee shop, and the camping area was still under construction.

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This year, Pha Mi has 2-3 new homestays and 2-3 new coffee shops.

To the best of my knowledge, the only restaurant in the area is the one located in the homestay where we are staying.

Another shop is at the house of Father Luang Sajaeh (also open as a homestay).

The accommodation for our trip was Boo So Homestay, located on the highest point of Pha Mi.

The camping ground, the activity area that we posted about in the previous year's thread.

This is all I have from last year.

This year, the house next to the campsite has been renovated and turned into a homestay.

Camping is still allowed nearby.

The path leading up to Bu So may seem a bit mysterious, but there are signs all along the way. Just follow the signs, and you won't get lost.

Small cars can also access the parking lot. Customers come here to drink coffee because this is also a coffee shop that sells food.

This property offers 4-5 rooms, with the double rooms located upstairs near the coffee shop.

The ground floor features a spacious family room.

Let's enjoy the view for a bit.

This room does not have a TV, refrigerator, or air conditioning. However, it is important to note that it is very cold at this altitude.

The room is equipped with towels, hair dryer, soap, and shampoo.

Private bathroom in the room with a gas water heater.

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The room for two people may not be very private during the day, as it is located next to the coffee shop area.

Customers will walk past the room, but at night it is very, very quiet.

Let's take a look at the coffee shop area.

The rooftop would be a great spot for stargazing on a clear night, but the weather was gloomy during my trip.

There are two adorable cats in front of our room.

We'll eat here tonight. It's cold and my legs are stiff. I don't want to go anywhere else.

The local people have their own cuisine, but we don't know how to cook it. We'll just stick to regular food, haha.

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First, the hot tea effectively warms you up from the cold.

In reality, it is not your typical food. The preparation and ingredients are quite tribal in nature.

This is pork stir-fried with some kind of spices.

Another pork soup, which also has a name, but I can't remember it. It's great for keeping you warm.

Sausages with a unique flavor that sets them apart from ordinary sausages.

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"Similar to bacon, but I think this dish requires the pork to be air-dried overnight."

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Overall, everything was delicious.

I'm full, so I'm going to sleep. I'm not going to take a shower, it's too cold.

The scene abruptly cuts to the morning. I don't want to wake up.

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A hot cup of coffee, please.

During the rainy season, the mist must be spectacular with this kind of view.

Sipping coffee, watching the fading light from the sky, with two cats.

The room rate is 1,200 baht and includes breakfast.

Rice porridge with side dishes is incredibly delicious in this cold weather.

Bread and coffee are available for refills at your convenience.

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It was a truly happy breakfast (even though it was freezing cold).

After breakfast, we lingered for a while before packing our belongings and checking out.

Then go down and visit Father Luang Sajaeh for a while.

I arrived at Pha Mi late yesterday and didn't stop by.

At the home of Father Luang Sa-Jeah.

It has now been expanded to include a restaurant and homestay.

This time we did not stay here because we just found out when we arrived that the King's father's house was open as a guesthouse.

I booked a bus in advance several days before my trip, but it doesn't matter where I stay, right?

They are all related to each other.

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I met Father Luang Sajaeh as usual. He looked radiant, strong, and with a full face.

Unfortunately, I couldn't take a picture because the customer arrived at the shop and the owner went out to greet them.

The restaurant is spacious and well-established. It is said that the food is delicious.

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We didn't stay to eat because we were just full from breakfast, so we just stopped by to pay our respects to the king.

A few photos of the restaurant's atmosphere.

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A familiar sight…

The people here remember us. They were happy to see us and greeted us with smiles, asking how we were doing.

The people's way of life remains the same, quiet and peaceful.

Coffee and lychee farming, a happy life.

The number of tourists has been gradually increasing, but it is still not a significant amount. Therefore, there have not been many changes.

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"Happiness and peace remain abundant as before."

After a brief exchange of greetings and inquiries, it was time to bid farewell.

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Of course, we have to come here again. We are already attached to this place, aren't we, Pha Mi?

Pha Hi Village

This scenic route winds its way through Doi Tung, offering breathtaking views year-round. The road snakes along the mountain's crest, providing a captivating journey.

This road is pink in January.

We will stop for a light coffee at Baan Pha Hee, where the coffee is delicious.

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Turn into the village when you see the sign.

A small village on the hillside, strangely beautiful.

Adorable

The only coffee shop in the village is in the center, with a beautiful view.

This place offers homestays. If you are interested, please contact the Phupha Hee Coffee Shop.

It's very cold. Let's warm ourselves by the fire for a bit.

The coffee from Phu Pha Hee has a delightful aroma and a wonderful taste.

Doi Pha Hee: A Major Coffee-Growing Region

Doi Pha Hee stands as one of the most significant coffee-growing regions in Thailand.

The local villagers belong to the Akha, Red Musoe, and Black Musoe tribes. Previously, this area was heavily deforested and used for opium and corn cultivation.

The Doi Tung Development Project's arrival in the village encouraged locals to abandon opium cultivation.

Stop deforestation and encourage local communities to plant coffee instead.

Let's go for a walk.

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He lingered here for quite some time before returning.

He emerged and found himself floating by the roadside.

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Many tigers but no people, so I'm happy.

There is still plenty of time before boarding. Where should I go that is not too far from the city?

Upon further investigation, I discovered the Royal Project at Ban Pang Khong, which was not too far away, so I decided to visit.

The route to Boon Rawd Farm passes through the entrance to Khun Korn Waterfall.

The initial stretch of road was in good condition, allowing for smooth travel.

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As I passed through the village, I saw signs at regular intervals advertising a car service to the Royal Project.

However, I noticed that many cars in front of me were driving themselves.

Probably nothing.

The roadside view is beautiful.

Unpaved roads are no problem.

But then.... ladies and gentlemen,

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The car that arrived before us is parked here.

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I can't go on, sir. It seems that the canal is not deep, but it is. There are local pickup trucks that can drive down it.

The road ahead is likely to be just as challenging, if not more so. We dare not take the risk.

This time, we did not rent a four-wheel drive vehicle.

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The journey back was quite challenging. The narrow and slippery road made it difficult to turn the vehicle around.

The path gradually curves inward towards the mountain shoulder, allowing for a smooth descent back down.

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No problem. I'll come back next time and do more homework.

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This is the result of not doing research beforehand. It's almost impossible to turn back, and continuing forward won't lead anywhere.

The following is a translation of the Thai sentence "ฝากไว้ก่อนเถอะ ปางขอน!" into English:

"Leave it with me for now, Pangkhon!"

This is a colloquial expression that is used to tell someone to be patient and wait for something to be done later. It can also be used to tell someone to stop bothering you about something.

Here is a more formal translation of the sentence:

"I will take care of it later, Pangkhon."

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I'm back and hungry. There's still plenty of time, so I think I'll grab something to eat first.

This time, try J. Charoenchai. I heard it's delicious and it's not far from the airport.

The restaurant, Chok Dee, had recently opened, and it was just past four in the afternoon. As a result, there were not many customers yet.

After we got a table, more and more people came.

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"His recommended menu, some kind of eggplant, I can't remember the name, but it's stir-fried eggplant."

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"His recommended menu features a stir-fried eggplant dish. I can't recall the exact type of eggplant used, but it was delicious nonetheless."

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"I don't usually order this dish, but I saw that it was recommended, so I decided to try it. It's actually quite delicious! It's not bitter or fishy at all."

The next dish was another one of the restaurant's recommendations, but as usual, I can't remember the name. (What can I even remember in this life?)

Overall, the food was delicious. The restaurant was clean, and the dishes were very good.

The translation of the Thai sentence "และราคาไม่แพง ราคาเหมือนร้านข้าวต้มข้างทางทั่วไป" is:

"And the price is not expensive, the price is like a general roadside rice porridge shop."

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The queue was full of people waiting outside the shop.

This concludes my trip at this restaurant. After a satisfying meal, I head straight to the airport. Until next time, Chiang Rai.

Thank you all for reading this thread.