2025 Mae Salong Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

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#Sign up for October hotel test sleeper At the end of the Chinese Civil War, part of the Kuomintang's 93rd Division retreated here and has been settled here ever since. Many local people are their descendants. In addition to Chinese, the locals can also speak Yunnan dialect and Thai, and the cuisine is mostly Yunnan style. Tea planting and tourism are the main industries here. The altitude is about 700-1,300 meters. Many homestays are quite similar to Cingjing in Nantou, and there are Chinese signs everywhere, which once made people think they had come to Taiwan! If you are traveling to Chiang Rai, you can charter a car to come here and stay for one night before going back.

Thailand also has Red maple. no need to go abroad.

Address: Near Doi Mae Salong Chinese Village, Chiang Rai, Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Local restaurant Key Points: A Chinese Yuannan-style noodle restaurant in a village formed when some Chinese soldiers and Chinese fled to Thailand after the defeat of the Kuomintang government in the Chinese Civil War. It features a light broth and noodles from the Yuannan region of China, which are different from Thai noodles Average price per person: 40 baths, approximately 1,500 won Rating: 5.0 /5.0

There are a variety of tea plantations a short drive from either Chiang Mai or in Chiang Rai province in Thailand and up in the cooler mountain ranges where many of the hill tribes live and also work in these plantations. All the tea plantations here grow and process the popular Thai Oolong, black, green and white teas. There are a few of the plantations that are open to the public for tours and tastings. Some of the well known in this region includes: Doi Chai Tea which is one of my favorite, Raming Tea Co. Ltd, Araksa and a variety of small tea operations around the hills of Mae Salong. One of the nicest and larger tea plantations about an hour north of Chiang Mai is the Araksa Tea Plantation, which you can tour and also stay overnight which will be absolutely lovely for serenity. #scenicspotphotoguide#beautifulsunsets#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer