To gather more information about the travel coordinates, I discovered that it is located in Mae Rim district. I have visited the area frequently, but I was unaware of this specific location. I have only been to the Maesa Elephant Camp, where young and adult elephants showcase their talents by dancing, playing sports, and demonstrating their painting skills by creating various flower patterns for tourists to admire and auction. It is a popular destination for foreigners, and my parents also enjoyed the show when I brought them there. The entrance fee is 250 baht per person. In addition to the elephant camp, Mae Rim offers numerous other attractions, including the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, Maesa Waterfall, Pa Dara Phirom Temple, Mae Rim Tiger Kingdom, Baan Mong Mae Sa Mai, Siam Insect Zoo, Maesa Snake Farm, Orchid and Butterfly Farm, and Pong Yang Zipline, among others. There are so many adventure activities available that you'll hardly have time to read all the signs! 555

If you're planning a trip to Chiang Mai, be sure to add Mon Cham to your itinerary. Located in Mae Rim district, just a 40-minute drive from the city center, Mon Cham sits atop a mountain ridge within the Hmong village. Originally known as "Kiew Seu," a dense forest used for opium cultivation, Mon Cham has been transformed by the Royal Project Development Center into a popular camping and resort destination. Established in 2009, Mon Cham offers a unique experience for visitors seeking a scenic escape.

Personally, when I travel, I prefer to rent a car and drive around at my own pace. I like to take things slow and easy, stopping to rest when I'm tired and continuing when I feel like it. This time was no different, and I was joined by my mother and a friend. We decided to check out Mon Cham, a popular camping destination, to see what all the fuss was about. However, we didn't stay there overnight as we had already booked accommodation in the Nimmanhaemin area of the city.

Upon arriving at Mae Rim District, we continued driving uphill. Halfway up, we encountered the familiar Maesa Elephant Camp, a place we had visited before. As we ascended further, the excitement grew, accompanied by a hint of nervousness, as this was uncharted territory for us. The road became steeper and winding, with limited space for oncoming vehicles. The influx of tourists added to the challenge. Parking fees were mandatory, and the parking lot was situated at the bottom of the hill, requiring a rather steep 100-meter walk uphill. Concerned about my 70-year-old mother's ability to manage the climb, we opted for a motorcycle taxi. For 20 baht, the decision was made.

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Stepping into the land of Mon Cham, apart from wanting to check in to admire the view and breathe fresh air, it also makes me think of the kingdom of flowers in the middle of the mountains, which looks vast as far as the eye can see. What is interesting is the flower garden that uses old scrap metal, used items such as old cars that are no longer in use, from the Royal Project, washbasins, which are also used to grow vegetables, flowers, and used to decorate the garden. The concept of blending nature with man-made things.

On the opposite side, you can see the beautiful and eye-catching skyline of the road crossing the mountain. There are also shops, restaurants, and bamboo huts located on the hillside, allowing tourists to enjoy coffee, food, and the scenery in a pleasant atmosphere.

Looking down to the south, you will find the Hmong village of Nong Hoi and the surrounding area of the Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center. This area is a vegetable farm and research center for cold-climate plants. If you visit during October to February, you will be enchanted by the cool and comfortable atmosphere. Overall, it is an incredibly charming place to be surrounded by nature, with its abundance of flowers, trees, mountains, and vast sky. The cool and comfortable air adds to the overall pleasant experience.

After spending a considerable amount of time soaking in the ambiance and relaxing, we took some photos. We also had the opportunity to interact with the local children who were playing nearby and even took some pictures with them. Additionally, there were souvenir shops selling local handicrafts and other items, providing us with a chance to do some last-minute shopping before heading back.

The answer to why everyone flocks to Mon Cham is simple: it represents a personal victory in the journey. While the majority of the roads are well-maintained, there are sections that require perseverance to reach the destination.

Life is a series of tests, each one an opportunity to try something new. When you reach your destination, savor the moment and immerse yourself in it, like a wildflower blooming on a mountaintop, defying the sun and the sky. If you could receive a warm embrace, it would surely warm your heart… This time, I'll warm my heart with my mother first. 555 ^^ #MormJaem #ChiangMai #ColdWeatherFlowers #MaeRim #MustSeeTouristSpots #NongHoiRoyalProjectDevelopmentCenter #CampingResort #HitTheSpot #MhongVillage #NongHoi #FlowerGarden #MountaintopRestaurant #HilltribeChildren #HilltribePeople #LetsGoTogether #SelfDrivingTrip #AuntieTravelsWithASmile