- Wat Chong Kham - his old temple is located near Nong Jong Kam Public Park. It was built in 1827 by the Thai Yai craftsmanship that is both unique and beautiful
This is one of the most important temples in Mae Hong Son and has appeared in Province advertisement campaign. In front of Jong Kam Temple is used for religion purpose. The temple was built in 1797, the first temple in Mae Hong Son. The temple is Thai Yai design and the pagoda inside is called “Kong Mu” by Thai Yai people. The pagoda was built by Satha Kun Pean Pirujkit and Mae Jong Huen Kahabodee. Viharn Lung Pho To was build in 1953 by Burmese (Today Mynmar) At Wat Suthat Tawararam has Thai-French design.
- Wat Klang - Construction of Wat Chong Klang was carried out from 1867-71 as an offering to Burmese monks who were visiting Mae Hong Son for the funeral of an important abbot. One of the most striking features of this temple is the wicker Buddha inside the main viharn. Wat Chong Klang is also famous for the glass paintings depicting the Jataka tales which tell the story of the previous lives of the Lord Buddha.
- Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu - Burmese design temple with 2 white golden-spired stupa domes & an ornate hall, established in 1860.
- Return hotel transportation
- Entrance at all temples
- Gratuities (optional)
- Donation at temple (optional)
Two notable sites that stand out in Mae Hong Son are its lake and the adjacent remarkable temples - Wat Chong Klang and Wat Chong Kham. After being picked up from your hotel, you will have the opportunity to visit these two stunning temples, known for their glass art that illustrates Buddhist teachings and the simple daily activities of the local villagers, and a unique statue of Buddha crafted from wickerwork. The view is elevated by Nong Chong Kham, the lake, and the neighboring park that borders the front part of the temples, coupled with the picturesque mountains in the distance, rendering it an exquisite location to explore.
The journey is extended to the ‘Wat Phra Thad Doi Kong Moo,’ a temple that proudly sits over the urban area of the province. Built by Phaya Singhanatracha in 1860, the inaugural King of Mae Hong Son, the temple on the highland includes several features, including two chedis and two viharns. The serene environment from the top of Doi Kong Moo hill affords panoramic views of Chong Kham Lake, Mae Hong Son, the Pai valley and the airport on one side, and the forest-cloaked hills of Burma on the other side.
- The tour operates in mornings only
- Cost is based on a Join Tour (Minimum 2 Adults). One day prior to tour, if only 1 person is booked then tour can still operate but surcharge must be paid to Guide for tour to operate as Private Tour OR pax can cancel and receive refund.
- There is a Dress Code for entering a temple. Modest clothing must be worn.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
