2025 Mae Wa Luang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

🌄 Doi Tojo – Mon Kwa Cha – 360° Sea of ​​Mist – Sunrise This trip was filled with natural wonders! We started at Doi Tojo, a striking conical mountain nestled in the valley. The evening sun cast a golden glow over the mountaintop, breathtakingly beautiful. We continued our camping trip at Mon Kwa Cha, a lush green field lined with colorful tents, offering panoramic views of the mountains and cool breezes. Wake up in the morning to a 360-degree sea of ​​mist floating around the mountaintops in every direction, like a dream. The final highlight was watching the sunrise. The first rays of the day slowly penetrated the mist, casting a golden glow on the horizon above the mountains. It was both peaceful and powerful. 📸 Every spot was a captivating photo opportunity, perfect for content creators and true nature lovers. #DoiTojo #MonKwaCha #360°SeaOfMist #WatchTheSunrise #TravelThailandYouWon'tKnow #Naturelovers #CampingWithViews #ThailandNature #WaranWanderlust

The route between Mae Sot and Mae Sariang is perfect for nature lovers. During the winter, especially at the end of the rainy season and the beginning of winter, the area is often covered in mist, sometimes turning into a sea of mist. It's incredibly beautiful. Now, there are several camping spots along the route for tourists to enjoy the fresh air and fill their lungs with oxygen. If you want to experience this, the Mae Sot to Mae Sariang route is the way to go.

#Winter travel destinations In this winter season, the Mae Sot-Mae Sariang route has places to pitch tents, see the sea of ​​mist, and watch the sunrise amidst temperatures of around 17-23 degrees. Anyone who wants to watch the sunrise should wake up early. When it slowly rises, the light changes to different colors, looking warm and beautiful like a painting with colors painted on paper. But when it rises above the horizon, a gentle warmth begins to arrive. When traveling in the cold, don't forget a jacket to protect against the wind.

Few people have visited Doi Babaetu. It is located in Mae Wa Luang Subdistrict, Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province. We have to drive into the village, park the car, and then walk up. Even if we go, there are only customers, the two of us, and four dogs. The distance cannot be measured in kilometers because it involves hiking up the mountain and camping. Wake up in the morning to see the sea of mist. Nature lovers, don't forget to visit. But if anyone plans to go, ask the locals first if it is still open for tourists.

This is another tourist destination that is not very well known because it is located on the way between Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province, and Sop Moei District, Mae Hong Son Province. Nature always creates beauty. Take a break, sip coffee, admire the sea of mist, and breathe in the oxygen. Plus, you won't hear the gibbons calling during the day.