Khun Chang Khian, admire the cherry blossoms
Khun Chang Khian, the full name is Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research and Training Center, located in Chang Phueak Subdistrict, Mueang District and Mae Ram Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province.
The route to Khun Chang Khian from Chiang Mai city is the same way to Phra That Doi Suthep. After going up Doi Suthep, go straight and you will pass Phuping Palace.
The road from here will be paved but quite narrow, so drive carefully. After passing Doi Pui Viewpoint, the road from here will be a new road construction area. When I went, it was the rainy season and early winter.
The road was quite muddy in some parts. Along the way, when there were oncoming cars or on curves, cars would honk their horns to signal to be careful when cars were passing each other.
The road is especially steep and winding as you get closer. After you get close, there will be a sign for Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research and Training Center on the right. Or go straight and there will be a sign for Ban Khun Chang Khian, turn right and go in.
The distance from Phra That Doi Suthep to Ban Khun Chang Khian is approximately 14 kilometers.
Highlights of the wild Himalayan cherry blossoms It will be at the Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research and Training Center, covering the entire area. We can find beautiful angles to take pictures.
At some points, there will be staff from the Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research and Training Center to provide advice and provide various knowledge. The surrounding atmosphere that day was covered in fog, the air was cool and comfortable.
You have to wait for the sun to come out to take beautiful pictures. After that, go to Khun Chang Khian Village, there will be houses of the villagers, shops, and coffee shops. There will be wild Himalayan cherry trees scattered throughout the village.
I recommend a cafe that has beautiful pictures, a good atmosphere, and delicious coffee: fernpresso @Khun Chang Khian
🌸 Wild Himalayan cherry trees will start blooming in mid-December until late January - early February, depending on the weather. We have to take a chance. 🍃 This time, I had to be the photographer for my sweetheart, so I didn't have any pictures of myself. 😸😸
How to get there
- Songthaew to Khun Chang Khian 150.-
- Personal motorcycle or rent (recommended for convenience)
- Personal car (must be familiar with the route)
I highly recommend it, it's really beautiful. No more tiredness
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