Mae Ukho mountain sunflower fields, Mae Hong Son province

It is one of the important places in the North during the winter season with bright yellow sunflowers blooming on an area of ​​over 500-1,000 rai at an altitude of about 1,600 meters above sea level. The sunflowers start blooming from the beginning of November and peak in mid-November to early December, with the most beautiful flowers lasting an average of 1-2 weeks. 📸 Highlights & Facilities ✅ The viewpoint and pavilion on the top of the mountain can see the sunflower fields 360° around you, giving you beautiful pictures from every angle. ✅ There is a tent site, toilets, showers, and a parking lot, suitable for camping or watching the sunrise in the morning. Along the way up is a flower tunnel. In addition, there are decorations on top, such as wind flags, etc., for taking cool pictures. ✅ It is recommended to come early in the morning to see the light fog and the view of the sunrise on the eastern side. In the evening, you will get a romantic sunset through the sunflower filter. 🌿 Academic information 👉Doi Mae Ukho is a Silurian-Devonian rock mountain, approximately 1,600 meters high. The open area provides a clear view. 👉Tithonia diversifolia is not a native plant of Thailand (imported from Mexico), but is now a symbol of Mae Hong Son province. #Enjoy the roadside #Get a discount without relying on luck