2025 Long Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#NewYearNewTrip Khao Pakarang is located in Doi Pha Klong National Park, Phrae Province. It is a natural hiking destination that stands out with its geological features of limestone mountains resembling coral. Highlights: * Special geology: * Limestone mountains with unusual shapes resembling coral * Millions of years old limestone has geological value * Challenging hiking: * Moderate hiking trails, suitable for those who love hiking * Experience diverse nature along the way * Beautiful viewpoints: * Panoramic views from the top of the mountain * Beautiful sunrise-sunset viewing points Activities: * Nature study hiking: Learn about plants and wildlife * Photography: There are beautiful angles on both the trail and the viewpoint * Camping: There are camping areas in the park Information: * Located in Doi Pha Klong National Park, Long District, Phrae Province * Suitable for winter (October-February) * Prepare for hiking (shoes, water, sunscreen) Advice: * Contact park officials before traveling * Hike carefully according to park rules * Protect the environment, do not litter Khao Pakarang is suitable for those who love hiking and nature.

The Huai Mae Ta Railway is part of the Northern Railway Line that passes through Long District, Phrae Province. Here are some points of interest: * Huai Mae Lan Tunnel: * One of the most beautiful and unique railway tunnels * The northern entrance of the tunnel has a distinctive triangular shape * A popular spot for tourists and photography enthusiasts * Rich in interesting historical stories * Railway Route: * This section of the railway offers stunning natural scenery * Traveling by train along this route provides views of lush green mountains and forests * In the past, there was a stop at Huai Mae Lan between Ban Pin Station and Pha Khan Station, but it has since been discontinued Overall, the Huai Mae Ta Railway is a beautiful and unique route, perfect for those who want to experience the nature and history of the Northern Railway Line.

Wat Pa Phutthayan Tham Chakrabat is located in Long District, Phrae Province. It is a beautiful and serene place for meditation and nature tourism. The path to the temple offers both challenges and the beauty of nature waiting for you to experience. * Starting Point: * The journey begins at the temple's parking area, where tourists must park their cars before starting the hike. * Climbing the Hill: * The path up the hill to the temple features about 700 steps of the Naga staircase, which is a highlight and challenge for tourists. * Along the way, you will experience the beautiful nature of the forested hills. * Temple Area: * Upon reaching the temple area, you will find beautiful pagodas and structures, including Tham Chakrabat, an important meditation site. * The temple area is peaceful and shady, perfect for meditation and mental relaxation.

☕The coffee shop is located on the side of the road, easy to find. The sign in front of the shop is a bomb. If you meet the owner, you can talk and exchange stories about Long City, which will make your drink taste better. ➡️The owner used the famous phrase "Phrae parade bombs" as the name of the shop. ➡️The shop is open-air, with many chill-out corners. There is an exhibition of paintings by the owner. ➡️There is an exhibition of old photos of the history of Long City during World War II. ➡️The shop's signature is Ma-nut green tea, which is green tea with lemon and lime. It is very refreshing to drink. 👍👍 ➡️In the same area, there are food and souvenir shops. ➡️There is limited parking. ➡️Open every day #Phrae cafe

This rainy season, take the train 🚃⛰️🌧️🌳 Wanna go to Chiang Mai together? This trip, we traveled with the express train Train 51 Den Chai-Chiang Mai (Northern Railway) Leaving Den Chai Station at 07.20 Arriving at the destination station, Chiang Mai at 12.10 For this trip, we chose a seat 💺 Air-conditioned 2nd class, priced at 248 baht Traveling on the train, we got to see the atmosphere on both sides of the road We got to see the sunrise, mountains, fog Nature surrounding the train all the way to the destination Most importantly, it is safe, traveling without worry If you have the chance, I would like everyone to try taking this train We think it is no less impressive than trains 9 or 13 for sure How to book tickets 🚃🎫 •Book via the D-Ticket app •The State Railway of Thailand website •Or book tickets at a train station near your home #train #chiangmai #takethetraintochiangmai #rainyseason #takethetraintotravel #100waystotravel #Chiangmai travel

If anyone passes by A. Long, don't forget to stop by this shop. It used to be a shop selling Nam Prik Nam Yoi for souvenirs. 💝 📍Sunflower also sells online. I must say it's very delicious with many flavors to choose from. 😍 The food is very cheap. Khanom Jeen, half a kilo for 15 baht, you get a lot. Nam Ngiao is delicious, a bowl of ba is 20 baht. Geez, it's so cheap. The taste is delicious. There are snacks to choose from. I highly recommend it. It's delicious. 🚗 There is parking. ⏰ Open every day.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck ☕️ Review of the Bomb March Coffee Shop in Long District: A Perfect Match of Coffee, Art, and History 📜 1. Concept and Background The Bomb March Coffee Shop is named after a local legend from World War II when the villagers of Long District paraded a defused bomb through the city after Allied soldiers dropped bombs to cut off the railway across the Huai Mae Ta River to intercept the Japanese soldiers. The shop’s name reflects both humor and historical truth, which is different from the satire that “Phrae people don’t know about bombs.” 810 The shop owner is Mr. Chettha Suwannasa, a royal award-winning writer and artist who created works in the shop. A permanent exhibition about this event is displayed through photographs, artwork, and a replica bomb displayed in front of the shop. ☕ 2. Featured Drink Menu Bomb March Coffee (Special Recipe): A “raw” Americano with added ground coffee powder to the drink, giving it a rich, bitter taste. A small powder is added while drinking. 70 baht per glass. Suitable for those who like wildness. Napalm: Signature drink mixed with sugarcane juice, lime, lemon, honey and "Nangkorn" whiskey. The taste is sour and sweet. Refreshing to drink. Lemon Lime Green Tea: A perfect blend of the aroma of lime and the sourness of lemon. Other menus: Cocoa, milk tea, and homemade ice cream (40 baht) Price 35–45 baht 🍜 3. Northern food and spiciness level The shop offers Kuai Tiew Salid Dok and Khao Soi Mae Koo, a famous dish from Ban Pin, using northern words to determine the level of spiciness: Salid Dok (very spicy): means "stirring" Haen (medium spicy): means "slutty" In (mildly spicy): means "little slutty" Nim (not spicy): means "neat" Khao Soi is served with a full set of side dishes, priced at 40 baht/set, children can eat like "Nim". 🌿 4. Atmosphere and highlights Artistic design: Decorated with the owner's artwork, both colorful paintings and sculptures, emphasizing the theme of World War II and the history of Phrae. Chill-out corner: There are wooden chairs in the shady garden, a tree house, and a sofa corner in front of the artwork, with the sound of a flowing waterfall providing a relaxing feeling. Learning area: divided into 3 zones: coffee shop, restaurant and gallery exhibiting historical exhibitions. 👨🎨 5. Shop owner and activities Mr. Chesta often sits and works on art or talks with customers in the gallery. Sometimes he tells the story of the legend of "Phrae Hae Rabeid" in a fun way. It is a participatory experience. ⏰ 6. Information for visitors Location: 167 Moo 5, Ban Pin Subdistrict, Long District, Phrae Province (1 km from Ban Pin Railway Station) Opening hours: Daily 08:00–17:00 💎 Summary of impressions Hae Rabeid Coffee Shop is not just an ordinary cafe, but a "living museum" that combines historical identity, artistic creativity and the taste of signature drinks perfectly. It is suitable for those who love natural atmosphere, tranquility and the search for different stories... If you come to Phrae, don't miss stopping by Long District! 📌 Note: Parking is convenient in the shop. There is a large area at the back, but there are no blended drinks.

#Travel to save the world Doi Pha Klong National Park is located in Phrae Province, covering Long District, Mueang District and Sung Men District, covering an area of ​​approximately 188.77 square kilometers. Most of the terrain is steep mountains, some are flat plains on the mountain with natural rocks protruding from the ground. --- 🌿 Highlights of the park Maharat Stone Garden: A group of large rocks with unusual shapes, located amidst the dry dipterocarp forest. Coral Mountain: A slab of rocks protruding from the ground, resembling coral in the sea, formed by the movement of the earth's crust and erosion by rainwater. Erawan Cave: A cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, some of which are shaped like the Erawan elephant. Chan Pha Cave: A large cave that is home to bats, with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. --- 🌳 Nature and wildlife This park is the source of the Yom River, with many streams flowing through it, such as Huai Khamin, Huai Pha Kham and Huai Mae Ta. There are many species of plants such as Chand Pha, Banana Pha, ground orchids and herbs. Wild animals found include goral, bear, barking deer, jungle fowl, wild boar, civet and various birds including the migratory firebird in winter. --- 🏕️ Facilities Tent site: There is an area for camping with shared bathrooms and toilets. Tourist service center: Provides information about the national park. Restaurant and shop: There are restaurants and souvenir shops. --- 🚗 Travel From Phrae Province, take Highway 1023, Phrae-Long District, until kilometer 19-20, you will reach the Maharach Stone Garden, which is where the park office is located. We recommend it.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck SecretShop, Khao Soi Nam Yoi.Long, certified by the Ministry of Commerce by Noo Nis Tid Dao Fresh rice noodles: Made from fresh rice flour, not fermented, the noodles will be white, the texture is quite hard, not as soft as fermented flour, not as popular as fermented flour. Khao Soi Nam Yoi is a famous local food of Phrae Province, especially in Long District. The unique characteristic of Khao Soi Nam Yoi is the fresh, chewy rice noodles with a slight aroma of fermented flour. Eat with "Prik Nam Yoi" made from dried chili, fried shallots, fried garlic, seasoned to be spicy, salty, sweet, well-rounded, and crunchy from fried shallots. Overall taste review: * Khao Soi noodles: Fresh, soft, chewy, fun to chew * Prik Nam Yoi: Rich flavor, spicy but not too spicy, salty, sweet, and fragrant with fried ingredients. Gives a unique taste * Fresh vegetables: Usually served with a variety of fresh vegetables, such as bean sprouts, cabbage, long beans, and betel leaves, adding freshness and variety to the taste. * Soup (depending on the shop): Some shops may have a clear soup with a well-rounded flavor to sip together, making it easier to swallow. Additional comments: * Many people review that mixing the rice noodles with the chili sauce and eating it right away is the most delicious. You get the full flavor of the noodles and chili sauce. * The deliciousness may vary from shop to shop, depending on the recipe and ingredients used. * For those who can't eat spicy, you may have to try the chili sauce before adding more, because some shops make it quite spicy. Conclusion: Rice noodles with chili sauce is a dish that you should try when visiting Phrae Province. The unique flavor of the chili sauce and the freshness of the rice noodles make it an impressive menu that is different from other rice noodles.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Wat Natum is an interesting temple in Bo Lek Long Subdistrict, Long District, Phrae Province, which has historical significance and is the origin of the phrase "Phrae City of Bomb Parade". * Unique Identity: The most outstanding thing about Wat Natum is the bell made from a bomb from World War II. It is said that this bomb was one of the three bombs that were dropped at Huai Mae Ta Bridge but did not explode. The villagers helped to bring it to the temple. And because of its metal nature, when it is struck, it makes a resonant sound. The temple has hung it to be used as a bell since the past until now. It is considered interesting historical evidence and the wisdom of the people at that time. * Peaceful and Simple Atmosphere: Wat Natum is a temple in the countryside. It has a peaceful and simple atmosphere. It is suitable for those who want to make merit and relax their minds. * Luang Pho Tan Jai Tap Lek: Inside the temple, there is also Luang Pho Tan Jai Tap Lek, who is respected by the people of the subdistrict and visitors. It is said that this area is an ancient iron pit used to dig iron ore to make knives and swords in the past. There is also a tradition of feeding the Phi Bo Lek ghosts that has been passed down. #VisitPhrae * Convenient transportation: Wat Natum can be conveniently reached from Highway No. Additional interesting points: * Story of "Phrae Parade of Bombs": Seeing the exploding bell at Wat Natum allowed us to experience the origin of the saying "Phrae parade of bombs", which does not mean that Phrae people are cruel, but rather an event where villagers parade unexploded bombs to offer to the temple with faith and joy. * Faith and wisdom: The story of the exploding bell reflects the faith in Buddhism and the wisdom of villagers in the past who were able to adapt the unexpected to be useful. Overall, Wat Natum is a special and interesting temple. It is worth visiting to learn about its history and experience the peaceful and simple atmosphere. If you have the chance to visit Long District, Phrae Province, don't forget to stop by Wat Natum.

#GetDiscountNotDependingOnLuck Wat Na Tum The word "PhraePraePraeBomb" is a word that Phrae people in the past considered to be a derogatory term because it came from a real event during World War II. Summary: During World War II, around 1942-1945, Allied aircraft dropped bombs on the Huai Mae Ta Bridge, Long District, Phrae Province, in order to destroy the transportation routes of the Japanese military. However, some of the bombs did not explode. The locals found the bombs with curiosity and did not know what they were. Some thought they were sacred objects or "iron eggs from the gods". Because of the excitement and not knowing the danger, the unexploded bombs were paraded around the village in a joyful procession, with gongs and long drums beating like a merit-making ceremony before the bombs were offered to the temples. These unexploded bombs were offered to 3 temples in Long District: Wat Sri Don Kham, Wat Mae Lan Nuea, and Wat Na Tum. Later, the fuses were removed and the bomb parts were made into bells to be used to tell the time at the temples. Misunderstandings and ridicules: This story was told and spread widely, but due to incorrect understanding, it led to ridicule that "People of Phrae don't know about bombs" or "Phrae paraded bombs until half the city was killed by bombs" which caused great dissatisfaction among people of Phrae in the past. Correct facts: * The bombs are real: They were dropped during World War II and did not explode. * They did not parade because they did not know about them: The villagers did not parade because they did not know that they were bombs, but because they were curious and thought they were sacred. * The purpose of the parade: To offer them to the temple as a Buddhist offering. * To make bells: The remains of the bombs were modified to be bells for use in the temple. Therefore, "Phrae paraded bombs" is a true historical event, but it has been told in a distorted context until it became an unpleasant mockery for people of Phrae in the past. Nowadays, most people of Phrae understand the origin of this word and see it as a local historical tale. Do you want to know more about the temples involved in this event or the history of World War II?

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Wat Saleng, Phrae: The charm of golden teak architecture, timeless beauty that you must come and experience! If you want to see a golden teak temple, beautifully carved and magnificently beautiful, and experience the tranquility and magic of Lanna, you must come to "Wat Saleng"! * Golden teak chapel: Be amazed by the beauty of the chapel, made entirely of golden teak, carved with intricate and graceful patterns. * Ancient Lanna architecture: See the unique Lanna art, including the tiered roof, windows, and vents, which reflect the wisdom of ancient craftsmen. * Quiet and shady atmosphere: Surrounded by large trees, shady, quiet, suitable for making merit and relaxing the mind. * Unseen Thailand: It is a complete and beautiful golden teak temple, one of the rarest in Thailand. * Stories and legends: Experience the long history and history of the temple. Inheriting Lanna culture to the present day * See the beauty of the entire golden teak chapel * Experience the valuable ancient Lanna architecture * Relax your mind in a peaceful and cool atmosphere * Take photos of the unique beauty of the golden teak temple * Learn the stories and legends of the ancient temples of Lanna Wat Salang, Phrae is a gem of golden teak architecture that will make you stunned by the beauty and charm of Lanna. When you come to Phrae, you must not miss it! Prepare yourself and come see the beauty with your own eyes!

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Wat Pa Phuttha Uthayan Tham Chakraphat: A sacred cave wonder, beautiful with nature and art...so peaceful that your heart will be happy! If you want to experience the wonder of a natural cave with a beautiful Buddha statue, see the exquisite art, and enjoy the peace of nature, you must come to "Wat Pa Phuttha Uthayan Tham Chakraphat"! * Magnificent sacred cave: Inside the cave is a large cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. And enshrining beautiful Buddha statues in various postures * Exquisite Buddhist art: Admire the delicate carvings and mural paintings that tell Buddhist stories * Peaceful and cool atmosphere: Surrounded by lush nature, quiet, suitable for practicing Dhamma and relaxing the mind * Unseen Thailand: Another place that perfectly combines the beauty of nature and art * Power of faith: Feel the sacredness and devotion of the people * Be amazed by the beauty of natural caves and art * Experience the peaceful, cool and auspicious atmosphere * Learn about Buddhism through art * Relax your mind and recharge your faith * Discover another impressive Unseen Thailand Wat Pa Phuttha Uthayan Tham Chakraphat is a place that combines the wonders of nature, art and the peace of nature. When you come, you will feel the true sacredness and beauty! Prepare yourself and come experience this impressive experience for yourself!

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Review of the Mae Ta - Long - Phrae railway trip 🚆🚂 Travel: Take the train from Mae Ta Station (Lampang) to Long Station (Phrae), a northern railway line with beautiful views, especially the section passing through the Khun Tan Tunnel and the intricate mountain ranges. Long Station: It is an old railway station, charming with its classic wooden architecture. Around the station, there are local shops and restaurants to stop by and try. This railway trip is suitable for those who want to experience a relaxing journey, enjoy the natural scenery, and visit the charming old town.

Phalat Waterfall, Long District, Phrae Province is a small waterfall hidden in a deep forest. It is naturally beautiful and suitable for those who want to experience peace and quiet and relax from the chaos. 💦Features: * Peace: Phalat Waterfall is a waterfall that not many people know about, making the surrounding atmosphere peaceful and suitable for true relaxation. * Beautiful nature: The waterfall is a cascading rock formation with water flowing all year round. The surrounding area is shady with various trees. * Travel challenges: Traveling to Phalat Waterfall may require caution because some parts of the path are steep and slippery. 🪭Precautions: * Since it is a waterfall in a deep forest, it is recommended to travel in a group and there should be someone with expertise in the area to lead the way. * You should prepare necessary equipment such as shoes suitable for hiking, drinking water, and insect repellent. 🎀Overall: Phalat Waterfall is a tourist attraction suitable for those who love nature and adventure. If you want to experience the peace and beauty of nature that is still pristine, Phalat Waterfall is another interesting option. However, before traveling, you should check the latest information about the conditions of the route and weather for safety during the trip. 📌 Traveling according to pictures 4-5, the path will be a dirt road, narrow, and may have bushes covering some parts. It is not recommended to go alone. #NewYearNewTrip

#Get a discount without relying on luck Kaeng Luang, Phrae Province, on the northern railway line of Thailand is considered another beautiful route. In the late rainy season, the early morning train will follow the mountains along the Yom River. The image of fog and the river may be an image that creates an impression on someone's journey. Kaeng Luang is a section of the route between Pak Pan Station and Huai Mae Ta Station. The beauty of the railway along this route makes many people find an opportunity to travel to visit by taking a train passing through Kaeng Luang. Try to open your mind and go slowly with the SRT. Don't rush with the nature on both sides of the road. Just once.

An interesting activity for those visiting Phrae Province is rafting on Mae Pan River, immersing themselves in nature and the cool, clear water. ✨️✨️Baan Mae Pan A quiet village in the middle of a valley in Long District, Phrae Province. There is a stream flowing through the village called Lam Huai Mae Pan. It is open for tourists to come and sit on a raft to enjoy nature, experience the cool atmosphere, and relieve stress. The income from rafting goes directly to the community. 🚙🛵🚲 Travel Pin the map to Baan Mae Pan, Long District, Phrae Province. All types of vehicles can travel comfortably. Service fee 100 baht per trip Maximum 5 people can sit. If you are heavy, you may have to spread out. Anyone can play in the water while rafting. 💧R e t e r ...

#summerdream Local Museum of Ancient Fabrics Komol is a textile museum of Professor Komol Panichphan, built in 1989. This building is a replica of Ban Pin Railway Station, in a Thai architectural style mixed with European style. This tourist attraction in Phrae focuses on displaying ancient fabrics of Long City. There are many rare fabrics that are over 100 years old. There are also fabrics that have won awards from both domestic and international competitions. Anyone who loves ancient fabrics should stop by to visit here. I guarantee that you will like it.

#VisitPhrae Long District is a small district before reaching Phrae city. Or if you come by train, get off at Ban Pin Station and call Uncle to pick you up at the station. This is a secret homestay. A small family, Mother Tai, Uncle and Brother Bas, are ready to provide full care. Delicious food, sweet elephant bone soup, healthy local food. The room has a view of the rice fields from the room. When you wake up in the morning, there is still a beautiful view and delicious food waiting to be served at the breakfast table. The fermented water that Mother Tai makes herself helps adjust the microorganisms in the body. So I had to buy it as a souvenir for my family. This homestay trip was so friendly and I enjoyed my stay very much. I will definitely go back. Ban Rim Long Homestay 🪵🌴🌳🌲🌿🍀🎍🍂🍃🎋🌾

Today, I would like to recommend another cafe in Phrae Province. It is a cafe with a very cute photo corner, a bit Japanese style. Most travelers like to stop by because it is in Long District, on the main road, with a large parking lot. Driving from other provinces, you will definitely catch sight of this cute cafe. #Visit a chic cafe #Cafe review #Thailand #Life addicted to cafes #Northern team #Phrae #Thailand

Wat Salang, Long District, Phrae Province, an ancient temple in the Dvaravati period during the reign of Queen Chamadevi. Salang is the name of a type of wild flower. It is a perennial tree with creamy white flowers. The shape of the flower is similar to the trumpet flower or Kasalong in the northern dialect. The architecture inside the temple, both the main chapel and the temple, is in the style of applied Lanna art. There are many ancient sites, antiques, and art objects in the temple area. The “Wat Salang Museum” of the Chiang Chuen temple, an ancient treasure of Lanna, has been established. It is a place to store antiques from the Dvaravati period to the late Ayutthaya period. #Traveling in Thailand is like going abroad #Beautiful temple #Phrae #Long District #Long #Visiting ancient sites