2025 Doi Lo Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#Tourist attraction bundle Today we will share the location of natural tourist attractions in Chiang Mai Province, a province that no matter how many times you visit, you will never get bored 😂 - Kiew Mae Pan - Wiang Haeng, Doi Luang Chiang Dao - Sakura Bridge, Khun Wang - Lung Det Tea Plantation - Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park - Huai Ku Kap - Lady Slipper Orchid, Inthanon - Huay Kaew Waterfall - Ang Ka, Doi Inthanon Peak - Mon Chong - Ob Luang 🥰 Chiang Mai still has many more natural tourist attractions. We will go back to collect them all. #Chiang Mai Nature #Chiang Mai Trip #Chiang Mai Rainy Season Travel #Chiang Mai Travel #Travel Plan Giveaway

#tripflytoprayfornewyear 🏞️“Pha Cho”, Thailand’s Grand Canyon, is located in Mae Wang National Park. It takes only 1 hour from Chiang Mai city!! 🥵Before reaching Pha Cho, we will walk for about 500 meters, walk through a nature study trail along a dry stream. It is quite tiring because there are steep stairs. It is very tiring. 🏜️Pha Cho is beautiful and unique. It is considered a natural wonder of Chiang Mai. It has tall limestone slabs. There is a seating area where you can sit and relax in the cool air. 💸There is an entrance fee of 20 baht per person and a transportation fee of 30 baht. 📌Pha Cho ⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 #GrandCanyonChiangMai #PhaCho #PhaChoMaeWangNationalPark #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai #ShareTravelPlan #NaturalAttractions #trip

#Natural wonders Pha Cho, Unseen Thailand, the magnificent Grand Canyon This is considered one of the most amazing geological phenomena in our country. It occurred naturally from sediments accumulated on the edges of the basin and at the foot of the mountain, forming a magnificent 30-meter-high cliff. This has now become another check-in point for tourists in Chiang Mai. Everyone who visits must stop by to take a picture of the beauty of this place. Coordinates: Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai Province #EscapeFromYouToJourney #100WaysToTravel VisitChiangMai

#Chiang Mai Travel "Pha Cho" is located in Doi Lor District, Chiang Mai Province, under the supervision of Mae Wang National Park. It is a large stone wall and pillars, about 30 meters high, covering a width of hundreds of meters. It has unusual soil patterns, which are natural phenomena caused by wind and rain erosion, creating large soil sculptures. It is believed that thousands of years ago, this area used to be a path for the Ping River, which can be seen from the round pebbles scattered in the soil. Until the Ping River changed direction and flowed to another place, this area was raised into a high hill. Ping River sediment accumulated in layers and was eroded into cliffs and soil pillars with strange shapes. Due to its unusual natural features, similar to the Grand Canyon, Pha Cho has been nicknamed the "Grand Canyon of Thailand". To travel to Pha Cho, from the parking lot, you have to walk for another 500 meters through a nature study trail. There are both walking along a dry stream and walking up the mountain to Pha Cho. Visitors should prepare drinking water, appropriate clothing and shoes. There is a park entrance fee (for Thais) of 40 baht per person, children 20 baht, and free for seniors. #DadMomTakesYouOnATravel #Daddy and Mom invite you to travel #Let's travel #Pha Cho #Mae Wang National Park #Chiang Mai travel #Natural attractions #Grand Canyon of Thailand #The value of travel is not measured by distance but by happiness

#ChiangmaiTravel Pha Cho is a tourist attraction with amazing beauty. It is a natural creation. It is a phenomenon that is eroded by wind and rain, causing the land that used to be a river path in the past to change shape into various shapes of soil pillars. It is unbelievable that if you look from the viewpoint, it looks like nothing, but when you walk in about 500 meters, you will find the magnificence of a steep cliff hidden in a valley. 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/MvtMboTHHAyzeRQC6?g_st=ic #Mr.Tourist #Pha Cho #Mae Wang National Park #Chiang Mai

Ganesh Museum is another interesting place to visit when visiting Chiang Mai. This place is both a source of knowledge and we can also worship and ask for blessings from the sacred for peace of mind and good fortune. Within this area of ​​several rai, there are many Ganesha statues of various sizes, totaling more than a thousand statues, made from various materials such as gold, silver, nacre, copper, brass, glass, stone, soil, powder, wood, etc. (The pictures shown are only a part. There are two more buildings inside that can be visited but photography is not allowed.) All of them were collected seriously and continuously for 40 years. There is also a Ganesha temple that will make you feel delighted with its beauty, peace and magic. If you have any questions, the staff are ready to explain and provide knowledge very well. Just don't forget the important thing that we should be respectful and respectful of the place. Location: 277 Moo 10, Rural Highway No. 3018, Chiang Mai (go on Chiang Mai-Hot Road, at kilometer 35, make a U-turn and turn into the alley for another 5.5 kilometers). Anyone who comes to Chiang Mai, please stop by. #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMaiAttractions #ChiangMaiWorthVisiting #VisitDoiLor

Pha Cho is located in Doi Lo District under the care of Mae Wang National Park. It is a large stone wall and pillar with unusual soil patterns, which is a natural phenomenon caused by wind and rain erosion, resulting in beautiful soil sculptures. When traveling to Pha Cho, there are various points to see. It is beautiful and provides geological knowledge. There are beautiful corners to take pictures. I guarantee that anyone who likes nature and knowledge will definitely love it. #MissNature #VisitChiangMai

Pha Cho Viewpoint is located in Mae Wang National Park. When traveling from the main road through the park entrance, you will find a tourist service point where there are restrooms. At this point, there will be officers to provide information before walking to Pha Cho. But at this point, drinks and snacks will be provided by officers from the park. But in this area, you will be able to see the beautiful view of the forest, the mountain view, 360 degrees, and there is a check-in point and beautiful photos as well. #MissingNature #VisitChiangMai

#ChiangmaiTravel Pha Cho is another sculpture created by nature. It was created from the erosion of wind and rain, which caused this place, which was believed to be land hundreds of years ago and used to be a path of the Ping River. When the Ping River changed direction to flow elsewhere, this area was raised up into a high hill that was covered in layers of Ping River sediment, which was eroded into cliffs and pillars of soil with strange shapes as seen. It has been nicknamed the Grand Canyon of Thailand. However, Pha Cho is a natural phenomenon. The path to see Pha Cho requires a lot of walking through the jungle, full of rocks and pebbles. However, along the way, there is still shade from the green forest and fresh air, which helps make the walk to Pha Cho not too tiring. It is very worthwhile to go see this unseen natural phenomenon. Due to the condition of the path, it is recommended to wear sneakers and bring a drink to sip along the way. Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Santisuk Subdistrict, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province. #DadMomTakeYouOnATravel #DadMomInviteYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #PhaCho #MaeWangNationalPark #ChiangMaiTravel #The value of a journey is not measured by distance, but by happiness.

Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province. It is considered one of the most amazing geological phenomena in our country, which is caused by sediments accumulated on the edges of the basin and the foothills of the Thanon Thong Chai Klang mountain range. It is assumed that this area used to be a river flow route (as can be seen from the round pebbles and rocks that look like river rocks scattered along the soil). Later, when the geomorphology changed, this area was pushed up and became a hill and steep area. When the wind, rain, and water eroded and washed away the soil for a long time, this area became an earthen cliff and soil pillars with strange shapes that were called "Pha Cho". This place may look strong and majestic, but it is full of charm and beauty, especially with the beautiful lines and patterns (soil) created by nature, resulting in beautiful and magnificent natural sculptures. In addition to admiring the beauty of Pha Cho, this place also has a nature study trail of Pha Cho, approximately 900 meters long, with information signs with various meanings for you to study, a total of 10 stations. #VisitChiangMai #Thailand #MissNature #Travel #ChiangMai

#Chiangmai attractions #chiangmai #Chiangmai review #thailand Phachor (Mae Wang National Park) “Phachor”, a beautiful natural wonder Located in Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lor District, Chiang Mai Province, it is one of the amazing geological phenomena in Chiang Mai. Along the way, there is a nature study trail where you will encounter strange nature, such as gravel, a path that looks like a flowing stream, or a high cliff that looks like the Grand Canyon. The walking distance is not very far and there are many beautiful photo spots. *Recommended sneakers because the path is quite rocky and dusty all the way. #Phachor #PhachorMaeWangNationalPark #MaeWangNationalPark #ChiangMai #TATChiangMai

Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park If you are looking for a natural and beautiful place in Chiang Mai, Pha Chi is a very interesting and beautiful choice. After leaving Chiang Mai for about 1 hour, you will arrive at Pha Cho National Park. Pay the park entrance fee and drive a little further to reach the path to Pha Chi. I think the weather is quite hot and quite dry, like this forest style. Walk for about 15 minutes and you will reach Pha Cho. It is very beautiful and created by nature. I highly recommend it. #travel #thailand #chiangmai #missnature

Pha Cho is located in Doi Lor District under the care of Mae Wang National Park. It is a large stone wall and pillars, about 30 meters high, covering a width of hundreds of meters. There are unusual soil patterns, which are considered natural phenomena caused by wind and rain erosion, resulting in large soil sculptures. It is believed that hundreds or thousands of years ago, this area used to be a Ping River path, as can be seen from the round pebbles scattered in the soil. Until the Ping River changed direction and flowed to another place, this area was raised into a high hill. Ping River sediment accumulated in layers and was eroded until it became a cliff and soil pillars with unusual shapes. #Natural attractions

This remarkable landscape is the incredible Pha Chor Cliff Stone At The Doi Lo. You are definitely going to want to bring your camera to this amazing natural wonder. don’t forget your hiking shoes as this incredible natural sandstone formation contains trails carved directly from the water seeping through narrow caverns and zigzagging along to base. Yes, transportation can be challenging to get here but once you facilitate that expect an incredible and enjoyable day in nature #travel #wanderlust #travelling #traveller #travelphotography #instatravel #adventure #journey #travelgram #travelpassion #travellifestyle #myjourney #wonderlust #trip #ilovetravel #camping #traveling #traveladdicted #travelgoals #traveljournal #igtravel #traveladdict #travelpics #bestvacations #travelphotos #traveler #tourist #travelblog #tourism #hiking

🏜️ Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park, is a cliff that is called the "Grand Canyon of Thailand". It is a beautiful and unique natural sculpture. 🏜️ Pha Cho is a steep cliff, about 30 meters high. 🏜️ From the entrance of the park, there is a nature study trail, about 500 meters long, walking along a dry stream. When you get close to Pha Cho, it is a path up the hill that is not very high. When you walk up to the top of the mountain, you will find Pha Cho, which is a large and wide cliff. 📍 Located in the area of ​​Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province #VisitChiangMai

Chiang Mai is a large province in the north with many tourist attractions. But if you want to escape the hustle and bustle and experience fresh air and tranquility, you must go to Pong Cho Reservoir, a tourist attraction in Chiang Mai, located in Mae Wang National Park. The beautiful scenery of mountains, rivers, and the changing light of the sky at different times of the day make this a paradise for photographers who want to take pictures and capture the beautiful atmosphere. You can also stop by Pha Cho. 🌸❤️#PongCho #PhaCho #DoiLor #VisitChiangMai

Pha Cho is a unique place that was created by water erosion and the ground subsiding until it became a cliff. It is very beautiful. There are walking trails to various stations. It is quite hot during the day, so bring a hat or umbrella. There are many photo spots. You can get there by car. I do not recommend coming during the rainy season because the ground subsides easily and you must not touch it. #VisitDoiLor #PhaCho #VisitChiangMai

Pha Cho is another tourist attraction that should not be missed. The beauty of the walls and stone pillars that are a result of natural phenomena look like a huge beehive, which is very tall. It is a beautiful creation created by nature. You will never get tired of looking at it.

#Chiang Mai Travel Pha Cho Used to be a path of the Ping River until the Ping River changed its flow direction. It will be a large stone wall with a strange pattern, more than 30 meters high. It is recommended to wear sneakers. Also bring water to sip along the way. Use a 1-hour walk back and forth. Located in Mae Wang National Park, Santisuk Subdistrict, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province

Chiang Mai attractions, new places you shouldn't miss Pha Cho, Doi Lor District This is my second time here because my grandmother had a longan orchard in the alley. When I arrived, I felt the magic and felt that there must be a legend. Mixed with the beautiful and intricate nature that left traces of beauty for humans to see. But from the stories It is believed that hundreds or thousands of years ago, this area used to be a Ping River path, which can be seen from the round pebbles scattered in the soil. Until the Ping River changed direction and flowed to another place, this area was raised into a high hill. The sediment from the Ping River formed and piled up in layers and was eroded until it became a cliff and soil pillars with strange shapes as seen today.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai An amazing place to visit that we were very impressed with. We like the magnificent height of the stone pillar wall. People who like taking pictures like us like this. No matter which angle you look at it, it's beautiful. The entrance, the inside, and the exit have many unusual things to see. It's a place that we want our friends to see with their own eyes. To see how amazing it really is, you have to follow us.

#National park worth visiting Mae Wang National Park has a very magnificent wonder that you must see. That is "Pha Cho", a stone pillar wall that stands tall and beautiful and strange. Before going to that point, we drove to see the view before and after that, walked another 400 meters to the highlight of this place. The exit path is a curved path, surrounded by a beautiful and interesting earthen wall.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho Mae Wang National Park, Santisuk Subdistrict, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Recommend natural attractions that are beautiful and magnificent. When you see them, you will definitely say "wow". See the large stone pillar wall. It takes 400 meters to walk from the parking lot. It is worth coming here. The entrance fee is 20 baht per person, 30 baht for a car. The staff gives good advice. The bathroom is clean.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho, Chiang Mai Located in Mae Wang National Park There is a beautiful and unusual stone pillar wall and also a good viewpoint. Walking to Pha Cho, a distance of 400 meters, the path is good, there are officers to give good advice, the real thing is really beautiful and we were very impressed here. Open 08:00-16:00 Entrance fee 20 baht per person, parking 30 baht The bathroom is very clean, well-maintained.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai Province. Open 08:00-16:00 Entrance fee is 20 baht per person, parking is 30 baht. This is a park with beautiful viewpoints and a highlight is Pha Cho or the uniquely beautiful and magnificent stone pillar wall. And it is also a park that we like because it is well-managed, the staff give good advice, there is a coffee shop with reasonable prices, and there are clean bathrooms.

#National park worth visiting 📍 Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park. 📍It is a grand canyon with a magnificent height. In the past, it was a waterway. You can see it from the rocks and soil. It takes 1 hour to walk back and forth, including the time waiting in line to take pictures. 📍There is a viewpoint by driving and stopping at point 1. If you walk to see Pha Cho, stop at point 3, which is a bit closer, but the paths are connected. You can park anywhere. 📍In the park, there is also Kiew Suea Ten for you to see its beauty. The officers take very good care of you.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai Province. A place we highly recommend. It is absolutely magnificent. The stone pillar wall stands tall and looks strange. On the way to Pha Cho, 400 meters away It is not tiring. There is a place to sit and rest. The entrance fee is 20 baht per person, parking is 30 baht. The staff gives good advice. The bathroom is clean. It is a place you should definitely visit. It is truly beautiful, no kidding.

Pha Cho is located in Doi Lo District, under the care of Mae Wang National Park. It is a natural phenomenon caused by erosion of wind and rain, which caused the land that is believed to have been a path of the Ping River hundreds or thousands of years ago. This can be seen from the scattered round pebbles in the soil. Until the Ping River changed direction and flowed to another place, this area was raised to be a high hill. The sediment of the Ping River has accumulated in layers. Over time, it has been eroded until it became a cliff and soil pillars with strange shapes. It is easy to travel to. Another interesting tourist attraction in Chiang Mai Province. #WorldHeritage