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Wat Rong Khun
The White Temple, or Wat Rong Khun, is a breathtaking creation by Thai artist Chalermchai Kositpipat.
This temple serves as both an artistic memorial and a magnificent gift to his hometown.
The main ordination hall, the Ubosot, is the undeniable highlight of this visit.
· 45 min· Admission not included
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Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple)
Known locally as The Blue Temple, Wat Rong Suea Ten is a relatively new but artistically rich site, with its main hall completed in 2016.
The name 'Suea Ten' translates to 'dancing tiger'.
This temple showcases remarkable artistic value and execution, created by former disciples of the White Temple's architect.
· 30 min· Admission not included
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Baan Dam Museum
The Black House, or Baan Dam, is the distinctive work of national artist Thawan Duchanee, functioning as both an art studio and a museum.
It presents an eclectic blend of traditional Northern Thai architecture.
The site features approximately 40 buildings of various designs set within serene gardens.
· 35 min· Admission not included
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Union Hilltribe Villages
Visit the Longneck Karen, also known as Padaung, a distinct group within the Karen tribes.
Historical accounts suggest their origins trace back to China's Yunnan Province, with later migrations towards the Salween River Basin.
The community primarily engages in traditional agriculture, with some members having relocated from Myanmar due to political circumstances.
· 35 min· Admission not included
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Choui Fong Tea
Discover a renowned tea manufacturer with a legacy spanning half a century.
The plantation boasts over 1,000 rai of land situated in a high mountain region, ensuring optimal growing conditions.
Teas are carefully grown and hand-picked at their peak quality.
· 30 min· Admission not included
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Golden Triangle
Explore the Golden Triangle, a region historically known for opium cultivation, situated at the borders of Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar.
While its significance in the global heroin market has diminished, the area remains culturally and historically important.
The name 'Golden Triangle' emerged in 1971, possibly referencing the geometric shape of the bordering countries or the gold historically used in trade.
· 40 min· Admission not included
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House of Opium
Founded in 1990 by local Patcharee Srimatyakul, this museum houses a fascinating collection of opium-related artifacts.
The exhibits showcase tools and items used in the cultivation, harvesting, and trade of opium, alongside displays of poppy flowers.
The museum offers a unique glimpse into the region's history with opium.
· 30 min· Admission not included
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