CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Doi Inthanon in Chom Thong District was bustling with visitors this weekend as tourists embraced the cool winter breeze and thick morning fog, Nov 17. At Kew Mae Pan, the popular sunrise viewpoint, temperatures hovered around 10°C, drawing early risers to capture the stunning sunlight piercing through the mist, likened to a painting.
Doi Inthanon Highlights
Visitors described the experience as unforgettable, with the 3-kilometer Kew Mae Pan nature trail offering equally breathtaking views. Park officials reminded tourists to prepare for the trip by ensuring their vehicles are in good condition, wearing warm clothing, and driving carefully on steep, winding mountain roads. They also urged visitors to help maintain cleanliness by disposing of waste properly.
Phu Kho Noi’s Foggy Charm
Meanwhile, Phu Kho Noi in Na Haeo District, Loei Province, welcomed campers and sunrise enthusiasts. Though temperatures rose slightly to 15°C, the sea of fog remained a highlight, offering a panoramic 180-degree view.
Visitors could see as far as Ban Botene in Xayaburi Province, Laos.
This viewpoint is a favorite among campers who enjoy setting up tents for a refreshing getaway. Local communities provide tractor services, making the 30-minute journey to the foggy vista convenient and scenic, with lush landscapes along the way.
Additional Attractions in Loei
Another favored spot is Chang Um Farm in Dan Sai District, where tourists enjoy tranquil camping grounds amidst nature’s beauty. The cooler weather continues to draw crowds seeking relaxation and picturesque views.
Tourism authorities invite visitors to explore these unique locations while respecting the environment and local communities. (TNA)
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