The elders of this village weave natural dye cotton and have done so for generations. Visitors are encouraged to join in and learn techniques from harvesting cotton
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A Royal Project thirty kms from town visitors can join local people in planting trees, agricultural practices and trying their hand at handicrafts from pottery to
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Nicknamed the bamboo community, the villagers are highly admired for their use of bamboo and their conservation of knowledge of the jungle and surroundings. Spend
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Built out of bamboo, spanning 360 metres across lush paddy fields, this bridge was built by the devoted to offer easy access for monks seeking alms from
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Set in Pa Tan sub-district, this temple sits atop a mountain which affords spectacular views of Mae Tha district in the plains below. Come in winter to take in the
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Thailand’s largest lignite mine with over 630 million tonnes of 40 million year old lignite. Mined for electricity, visitors aren’t allowed into the actual
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Named as one of the ‘Unseen Thailand’ destinations by the Tourism Authority of Thailand this temple is believed to contain a relic of a foot print of the Buddha.
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It is believed that this temple was built by a Tai Yai person from Myanmar as it is heavily influenced by Shan design. The original viharn was long removed to
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This temple houses a unique reclining Buddha image which is 12 metres long and took nearly two months to weave together from what villagers claim is one million
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This wooden house sits on 116 pillars and was built in 1895 with a mixture of Lanna and Burmese styles. Its roof and structure are traditional Lanna while
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This is an old community which has existed since the teak trading days of the British and Burmese traders. At the time many teak house were built, including the
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