EXPLORE THAILAND -02
Ban Mae Kampong Tour(2Days/01Night)
Day 01
Arrival at Chiang Mai downtown
Moving to Ban Mae Kampong
Teen Tok Royal Project
The Marketing Project is research on the cost and profitability of the Royal Project's fruits and vegetables. This project also studies the customer behaviour in choosing and buying the products. This is to come up with the best marketing plan for selling the project's produce.
The environmental conservation project researches the highland environment, forests, water, and soil, to optimize sustainable yields.
Although the Royal Project Foundations were founded to solve problems of deforestation, opium and poverty, many have since become tourist attractions in Thailand. There are a diverse range of things for tourists to do, including: learning how to make a unique local dish, releasing fish into the seas, feeding cattle or teaching the village children before spending a night in the house of a local family.
Coffee shop in Mae Kampong village
Mae Kampong Waterfall
Mae Kampong is a small village in Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province, approx. 55km north of the city of Chiang Mai, in Northern Thailand. Population about 500. Largely traditional agriculture, teas, coffees, rice. It is also a site of a Thai Royal Projects where high value plants are grown for market.
It is a home-stay village and tourists are welcome to stay with a family as a guest and to partake in daily life such as growing crops, looking after animals, cutting bamboo etc.
It has a small hydro-electric power station of capacity 40 kW which also exports to the national grid. The project began in 1983.
Access to the village is by steep winding narrow road suitable only for small vehicles.
Watch the sunset together at Keu Phin
Stay Night in Chiang Mai downtown
Day 02
Wat Mae Kampong
Mae Kampong is a small village in Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province, approx. 55km north of the city of Chiang Mai, in Northern Thailand. Population about 500. Largely traditional agriculture, teas, coffees, rice. It is also a site of a Thai Royal Projects where high value plants are grown for market.
It is a home-stay village and tourists are welcome to stay with a family as a guest and to partake in daily life such as growing crops, looking after animals, cutting bamboo etc.
The village and the temple are built together with the community settlement. The chapel is in the middle of the pond; the old temple made from hardwood and crafted teak wood in Lanna design.
Hiking by pass the tea and coffee field
Visit Chom Nok Chom Mai Coffee Shop
San kampaeng handicraft village
Move back to airport