Travel Chiang Mai Mon Jam

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There is a camping site and a lettuce farm (salad greens) run by the Hmong people. Mon Jam also has a strawberry farm. The viewpoint at Mon Jam is outstanding for both sunrise and sunset in the same spot. It is considered one of the rare beautiful scenic tourist attractions. To get to Mon Jam, take the route from Chiang Mai to Mae Rim, then turn left towards Samoeng for about 14 kilometers. There will be a right turn going up the mountain for another 5 kilometers. Don't forget to fill up your gas tank because fuel up there is more expensive than down below.

The gas station is around Pong Yaeng. Oh, and don't confuse Mon Jam with Mae Jam; they are completely different places. Mae Jam is a district of Chiang Mai located behind Doi Inthanon, while Mon Jam is a Royal Project in Mae Rim. Mon Jam has local food stalls run by villagers, organized by themselves. Throughout the day, tourists come to enjoy the view and food because it is only 40 minutes from Chiang Mai. I recommend coming in the afternoon because the sun's shadow will cover the dining area, allowing you to enjoy the view while eating.

Many people order beer to sip while enjoying an atmosphere you can't find just 40 minutes from Chiang Mai. Some bring wine to open (opening fee). Mon Jam, which recently opened, has become the most popular tourist destination this year. More information from http://www.maerimtourist.com: it is a new accommodation area of the Royal Project, launched at the end of 2009. It is located on a ridge about 1,350 meters above sea level in the Hmong village of Nong Hoi, Mae Rim district, Chiang Mai province.

Mon Jam has cool and comfortable weather all year round, with beautiful scenery amidst mist and clouds. Visitors can enjoy agricultural tourism, growing cold-climate crops, and strawberry farms during the winter season. Nearby Mon Jam is the Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center, which includes vegetable plots and research on cold-climate vegetables such as artichokes, herb gardens with lemon balm, mint, chamomile, rosemary, and fruit trees like plums and seedless grapes.

Sweet strawberries, hydroponic vegetable plots using soil-less cultivation technology such as red oak leaf lettuce and salad greens, and Doi Kham tomatoes appear in a 'camping resort' style that blends perfectly with nature. It emphasizes privacy and convenience, such as tents with private areas, private bathrooms, hot water, electricity, and complete amenities, just like a hotel room but special because you get to experience nature closely just by opening your window.

Cool breezes, mountain views, and mist welcome you. At night, countless stars gradually sparkle for your enjoyment. Video clips of Mon Jam, Mae Rim district, Chiang Mai province: sunrise clips at Mon Jam, morning walks after watching the sunrise. This is the view from Mon Ing Dao, about one Mon Jam away. Mr.Hotsia waited here to watch the sunrise. The golden light is beautiful. Don't forget to take a photo of this sign and post it on Facebook.

Colorful chili peppers sold by the Hmong people at Mon Jam. Several pavilions serve as viewpoints at Mon Jam. I don't know what these fruits are called; if anyone knows, please tell me. Tourists and stargazers at Mon Jam likely use these as places to watch stars at night or as drying racks for Hmong vegetables. There are many dining tables on Mon Jam mountain to accommodate tourists who come to eat, sip beer in the afternoon, and enjoy the beautiful view. There are more tourists than I expected. Some bring their dogs to relax. I really like this little one; it's so cute.

Sip coffee at Mon Ing Dao next to Mon Jam. Mon Jam and Mon Ing Dao in the morning. Come watch the sunrise. If you arrive, don't forget to wake up early to see it. Tourist pavilions at Mon Jam. The coffee shop opens from 6:30 AM, although the sign says 7:00 AM. This cup is Mon Jam espresso, hehe. Breakfast at Mon Jam is simple but eating here feels different. Ban Nong Hoi Mai is the way to Mon Jam. Signposts to Mon Jam. Beautiful chili peppers like this are perfect for photos.

Restaurants at Mon Jam. Tourists relaxing at Mon Jam. Pavilions for sitting at Mon Jam. Menu at Mon Jam. Food menu and prices. Food on Mon Jam mountain. Breakfast at Mon Jam. View from the top of Mon Jam mountain. Stargazing pavilions at Mon Jam. Dining pavilions with a view at Mon Jam. Viewpoint pavilions at Mon Jam. This is a restaurant. Hmong people weaving and selling embroidered cloth. Accommodation at Mon Ing Dao. Camping site at Mon Ing Dao. Coffee viewpoint at Mon Ing Dao. Mr.Hotsia at Mon Ing Dao.

Accommodation at Mon Ing Dao, not far from Mon Jam, per night. Hmong toys and crafts serve tourists. Sunrise at Mon Jam. Morning at Mon Jam. Mon Jam espresso. Sitting and sipping coffee at Mon Jam. Breakfast bread here is extraordinary. I lost one here. Staff served Karen-style rice porridge. Karen rice porridge at Mon Jam. Other trips of mine in Mae Jam. Let's get to know crab water. Touring Mae Jam's terraced rice fields. Hot coffee at Mae Na Chor. Jaeng Muang Mae Jam restaurant.

Pam View Hotel Mae Jam

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