Thung Dok Bua Tong Mae Hong Son

Thung Dok Bua Tong Mae Hong Son

Thung Dok Bua Tong (the Mexican sunflower field) in Amphoe Khun Yuam in the Mae Hong Son Province is particularly popular at the end of the year. During this time, this mountainous region turns a brilliant yellow as the Bua Tong flowers reach their full bloom.
Location
This mountainous flower field located in Amphoe Khun Yuam in the Mae Hong Son Province is close to the Mae Surin National Park. Many people, because of their close proximity, choose to visit both places during their trip.

Highlights

Blooming Bua Tong Flowers

The Blooming Bua Tong Flowers: Seventy years ago, this area was devoid of this species of flower. It wasn't until later, when the missionaries in the area planted them, that they became the attraction they are today. The Dok Bua Tong, also called the Mexican Sunflower, is indigenous to Central America the Western Indian Islands. During their bloom in the winter, tourists from all over come to see the beautiful and colors and smell their aroma.

Mae Surin Waterfall

The Mae Surin Waterfall: After camping at Doi Mae U-kho, Many people enjoy the long twenty-four kilometer trek to the Mae Surin Waterfall. The water here originates at the top of the hill before falling into the violent pool below. The flow itself is not that powerful, but the long drop the water makes adds to its magnificence. If you still have energy after the long hike, you can continue for three kilometers to the top of the hill where you will be able to see the park in its entirety.

How to Get There
From the town of Mae Hong Son, take Highway 108 to Khun Yuam. One kilometer before you reach the town, turn left to Highway 1263. Drive on 1263 for twenty-six kilometers until you reach Doi Mae U-kho. From here, the Mae Surin National Park is only twenty-four kilometers away. The total distance from Mae Hong Son is 92 kilometers.
Mae Hong Son Tourism Bussiness Association call: 0-5361-2265
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