Rainy season, San Pa Kia, Chiang Dao 🌨️

#100TravelTips Go into the forest☘️🌧 Find rain At "San Pa Kia", Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province Or the High Altitude Research and Training Center, Chiang Mai University During this rainy season, the page will be looking into the forest and the mountains a bit. I would like to recommend this place as another place that I really like. There is a tent area where you can bring your own tent or rent one from the center. Or for those who don't like sleeping in tents, it's not Dao's true style. They also have private rooms that face the view of Doi Luang Chiang Dao. I must say that the view here is very good. Both the view and the atmosphere are good. You can't help but have moo jum or moo kata in this situation. So awesome ♥️♥️♥️ For those who are adventurous like this, I guarantee that you will not be disappointed. For those who sleep in tents, the center has shared bathrooms and showers. For those who rent a house, it will be a private house with a private bathroom. There is a water heater, which is very premium. The electricity is a generator system. They will generate electricity for use from 6 pm to 10 pm. After that, I recommend bringing a lantern up with you. On rainy days, the weather will be cool to cold. The day I went up there, it was 16 degrees. Oh my god! It rained in the morning and was covered in fog, just like winter. If it doesn't rain, you'll be lucky. At night, you'll be able to sleep and watch the stars twinkling all over the sky. On a good day when the sky is clear after the rain, I recommend driving up and staying. (During festivals and winter, there will be a lot of tourists camping.) Getting there: You need to have a high-rise pickup truck or a four-wheel drive. "Not recommended" for a sedan. Or ask the center before going up to stay. They can give good advice about traveling. 📌Location: High Altitude Research and Training Center, Faculty of Agriculture, Chiang Mai University, San Pa Kia, Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province Contact information: Tel. 093-2582062 (Mr. Saengla, the officer in charge) 053-222014 (Research and Training Center) Photo credit: Samsung Galaxy Note8