Doi Soi Malai, Tak

#Travel to save the world Doi Soi Malai is located in Mae Tuen Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province. It is an ideal destination for adventurers and nature lovers. At an elevation of approximately 1,664 meters above sea level, it offers a challenging travel experience and beautiful views. --- 🌄 Highlights of Doi Soi Malai Sea of ​​fog and 360-degree views: In late rainy season and early winter (November–January), tourists can clearly see the sea of ​​fog in the morning and the panoramic view of the Bhumibol Dam Reservoir. Winter pine forest: The atmosphere is quiet and cool, suitable for relaxation and photography. Rare animals: This is the habitat of salamanders, or water lizards, which are rare ancient aquatic animals. --- 🛣️ Travel Route: From Highway No. 1, head to Ban Tak District, then turn left into Ban Tak District, cross the Ping River, and follow Highway No. 1175 for approximately 45 kilometers. Vehicle: It is recommended to use a four-wheel drive vehicle or a dirt bike. Because the route is quite brutal, there are potholes, ruts and steep slopes. Requesting permission: Before going up the mountain, you must request permission from the Kiew Sam Lo Forest Protection Unit, which is about 2 kilometers past the entrance to the mountain. I recommend it.