🇹🇭 7 MUST-SEES in MAE HONG SON, Thailand (near CHIANGMAI)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2017
- Art Thomya, a Thai singer/songwriter, will show you the 7 Must-Sees in MAE HONG SON, a Northern Thai province known as 'The City of 3 Mists'. Art was accompanied by his local friends, who are eager to show you the charms of their hometown. Let's take this journey together!
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7 Must-Sees in MAE HONG SON, Thailand
#1 Pang Ung
#2 Yun Lai Viewpoint
#3 Su Tong Pae Bridge
#4 Wat Phra Thai Doi Kong Mu
#5 Wat Jong Kham & Wat Jong Klang
#6 Suan Son Bor Kaew
#7 Thailand-Japan Friendship Memorial Hall
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Your a very good vlogger you explain very well about the places you visited
Thank you so much for your nice message. I'm glad you like the videos in this channel. I have been trying my best to create best contents from Southeast Asia. More videos to come!! :)
Art Thomya Journey so you must be a Thai right??
Yes, I'm Thai, ASEAN, and World citizen :) Have a nice day !
I live in Chiang Mai and visit both MHS and Pai, regularly. In 2020, I was in MHS when the sunflower fields were blooming. AMAZING!
These places are new to me even I'm a Thai! Thank you for sharing.
Sam Journeyman Thank you so much for your nice message krub. Hope other videos are useful for your next trips. Please stay tuned :)
Art- thanks for making so many great videos. Please keep up with great work !!!
Thank you so much for watching and for nice message. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. Yes, more videos to come :):)
Thank you for a great video!!! I hope to go there soon. Perfect place for relax.
Yes, it is. Especially in wintertime, Mae Hong Son is very charming. Pang Ung is my favourite place.
Very cool
Thank you so much. More videos about MAE HONG SON here >> bit.ly/2pmumCf
Hope you'll enjoy them :)
Thank you for this video Art, I have been living here In Thailand for 15 yrs however I have not explored Mae Hong Son, only Pai area.. your videos are really nice and stories are great! Will visit when things are okay
thanks for the sweet video
Alex Sanders Thank you also for watching :) Hope you enjoy other videos in this channel. Enjoy your trip!
Art Thomya Journey hey, sure, anytime. yeah, you got a nice channel
Me and my husband like watching your videos we’re very excited to visit and looking to buy a house in Chiangmai next year.
Thanks for following this channel. I am glad you enjoyed the videos in this channel. Wish you can find the best house. :)
Nice video and song
Thank you so much, Tony. Welcome to Thailand anytime!
Cool
Thank you so much krub, Khun Montri. Hope all the videos here are helpful.
I really appreciate your video, which gives a nice introduction to Mae Hong Son province ... I'm really lookiong forward to go there with my sons and my girlfriend this summer :)
xxoolisch Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate your kind message too. Hope the videos in this channel are helpful for your trip to Thailand and Southeast Asia :)
762 curves to Mae Hong Son.
My wife used to work at the Royal Project. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Andrew, great to know you have some great experiences about MAE HONG SON. I love these place...great culture & lovely people. Hope you enjoy other videos of MAE HONG SON and Northern Thailand too.
I have a new video every Sat. Please stay tuned!
It's actually 746 curves to Pai and 1864 around the entire MHS loop. Not that it matters.
Good place to visit!
Kh _th Yes, it is! A hidden gem in Thailand :)
I live at mehogson
Good video, I have just been to some of these places! I drove from Mae Hong Son to Mae Sot. *Why didn't you play some beautiful slow Thai music for background all of this vlogg?
สวยใจละลายโอ่ไทยแลนด์!
ใช่เลยครับ แม่ฮ่องสอนสวยมากครับ ขอบคุณที่มารับชมวีดีโอในช่องนี้ครับ :)
Did you use gopro camera to make this video ?
Hi Art, another beautifully presented vid : ) I notice in some shots you have a wonderfully smooth, Steadicam type movement of the camera. Do you use any special equipment? Or is it a trade secret ; )
Thanks for watching. It is an equipment called 'Gimbal' and the brand is OSMO. It helps a lot with the filming :)
Great, thanks ; )
I can't find Suan Son Bor Kaew on the map. Could someone help with the coordinates?
Hi Art Thomya...how far is Mae Hong Son to Pu Chi Fa ,i am coming in third week August to see sunrise...thanks..
Hi Chris. Thanks for watching! It 's quite far as Mae Hong Son is on the east side of Chiangmai, next to Myanmar, so we may have to drive 5-7 hours. If you go to Mae Hong Son, I suggest you explore many districts of Mae Hong Son. There is so much to see, esp. Pang Ung - my favourite. It is the Royal Project initiated back in 1985 by King Bhumibol and the scenery in the morning is breathtaking. Pai district is beautiful (as you may have heard). Stay close to nature and learn the way the local people live. I'm sure you'll have a great time there.
If you go to Chiangrai, hope this video is useful for you >> th-cam.com/video/IW3uNtNecN8/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy your trip!
@@ArtThomyaJourney RAMA 9 was a brilliant leader and built 476 Royal Projects for the Thai people.
which month are you there? was it so cold?
I filmed in December. The weather was just perfect - comfortably cool 😊👍
Hi what is your videos starting music or song's name?
The song name is ANYONE, my indie song released many years ago >> th-cam.com/video/n5f85Rq0_No/w-d-xo.html
You can use this link to get MP3 >> youtubetomp3.com
Hope you enjoy the music :)
As always, good vlogging, Art - will however add, that the Japanese thing might offend your viewers accustomed to the view that Japanese, as with German, "aid" during WW2, is somewhat "controversial...."..:-).....obviously.....:-)
Space Shadow Thank you for watching and for your kind message :) I’d rather say that this channel aims to promote ASEAN cultures and tourism by local people, and of course, cultures will be involved with history. I would like this channel to be free from politics, religions, and all controversial issues. We cannot change the history, but we can take it as our lesson to make a better future together, with peace and harmony. :)
I understand...:-)
Space Shadow :-)
I love the background music
I did the Mae Hong Son Loop by bicycle and I visited the so called Thai/Japanese friendship memorial in Khun
Yuam, financed by the Japanese. This is nothing but a glorification of Japanese militarism. Maybe you should learn a bit more about the atrocities of this war before you recommend this as a sightseeing spot. The so called friendship was
forced upon the Thai people, your narrative sounds very naive. Unfortunately the Japanese have not learned their lesson. When you enter the museum you are greeted by a big picture of former prime minister Hideki Tojo and the flag of the rising sun radiating over the rest of Asia, two symbols of Japanese militarism.
Some Koreans and some Chinese insist on the flag of the sun emerging as a symbol of Japanese militarism.
Perhaps it seems to have made such an assertion reflecting the current political situation.
The United States and UK who seriously fought and settled will not make such an assertion.
Well, we never wanted to be involved with the war in the first place, neither with allies or axis, but the situation between THEM forced us, a small country who wanted to be out of conflict, to join.
The friendship between Thailand and Japan in Khun Yuam started from Thai villagers in Khun Yuam helped treating the injured Japanese soldiers out of empathy, so the Japanese soldiers gave us those artifacts in the museum to the villagers in return, while the Japanese government also promised Thai government to treat Thai people at the equal footing, which they did as promised. We never got treated badly by Japanese military at all, neither by the allies.
On the other hand, Thai people also helped POW in Kanchanaburi (where the Death Railway & Bridge of River Kwai located) by giving them food and drink secretly (Boonpong Sirivejjabhandu was the most famous because he worked together with Weary Dunlop, an allies), while some of them also helped some POWs escaped from the Japanese military, so after WW2, Royal Australian College of Surgeons helped us by creating a scholarship called Weary-Dunlop Boonpong Exchange Fellowship especially for Thai people to go study in Australia.
So please do not misunderstand us, we neither side the allies nor the axis, but we sided with humanity who needs help. That word of "glorification of militarism" is not what we are. Thank you.
@@polawattantiransee3410 I do not blame the Thai people, they had no choice. But I blame the Japanese who glorify their imperial aggression in this so called Thai Japanese friendship hall. So don't recommend this as a sightseeing spot. "Friendship" that is disguised aggression should not be misinterpreted afterwards. The Japanese don't understand this.