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Doi Coff 417 Cafe & Restaurant

It is the resort’s own cafe, providing a variety of services, including coffee, bakery, and various foods.

Pangmapha Market

A local market selling a variety of products such as forest products and local food, and is also close to Big C and 7-Eleven.

Wat Tham Phaya Ngu

It is a viewpoint where you can see the beautiful view of Pang Mapha District from a high angle. During the rainy season, you can see Pang Mapha District filled with amazing mist. On the top, there is a statue of Luang Pho Than Jai and a Mon-style pagoda for you to worship and ask for blessings.

Nam Lod Cave

It is an important archaeological site under the care of the Pai River Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. In this cave, there is a stream called Nam Lang flowing through the mountain and flowing out the other side, creating a cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Ancient tools and utensils have also been found inside the cave. It is estimated that this cave is about 2,000 years old.

Doi Kiew Lom View Point

Doi Kiew Lom Viewpoint is the most famous point in Huai Nam Dang National Park, at an altitude of 1,615 meters, with a panoramic view of intricate mountains as far as the eye can see.

Doi Jik Jong

Doi Jikjong is known as the City of Three Mists because you can see a 360-degree view and there is also a camping ground.

Ban Ja Bo

Community-based ecotourism in Ban Ja Bo, or often called Ban Ja Bo for short, is a hill tribe community located in Pang Mapha District. Here, there is beautiful nature and you can also experience the culture of the Lahu or Lahu tribe.

Noodle Ban Ja Bo

It is a noodle shop located in Ban Ja Bo. It is a restaurant that when you come here, you must eat here. You will get a natural atmosphere with tables where you can sit with your legs dangling down.

Kikokor Viewpoint

Kikokho Viewpoint, Ban Huai Heia is a small, quiet and peaceful valley that still maintains its natural beauty perfectly. It has a view of the lush green forest and is also home to the Lahu people who still live a simple, traditional lifestyle.

Coral Cave

Coral Cave is located in Mae Lana Village. From the mouth of the cave, there are good quality cement stairs to walk down. Inside the cave, there are many stalactites and stalagmites. The path is wide and there is a fairly large cave hall along the way. The depth from the mouth of the cave to the inside is about 500 meters.