Mae kampong village

Let’s have an authentic experience by taking a deep breath of clean air and enjoying the beautiful scenery of Mae Kampong Village. This pretty, tiny, sleepy village, is located 1,300 meters high on the mountains surrounding Chiang Mai, and only an hour’s drive from the city center (50 kilometres).

Subscribe to our newsletter Promotions, new travel guides, giveaways and more . Directly to your inbox. Email Subscribe 1. The amazing Koh Phangan, Thailand From @dodgerjones 2. Life is short and the world is wide, the sooner you start exploring it, the better, at Railay Beach - Krabi, Thailand From @lostinmyway_3 3. Magical place, at Ratchaburi, Thailand From @aiamice 4. Be calm like the Ocean, But constant like it’s Wave, a greeting from Koh Phi Phi , Krabi Thailand From@ dew_nattawut 5…

Download the CHIANG MAI, THAILAND- NOVEMBER 25, 2022 Ban Mae Kampong village is surrounded by the forest area in Chiang Mai, Thailand. 17107308 royalty-free Stock Photo from Vecteezy for your project and explore over a million other images and backgrounds.

duffelbagspouse 5 Things to Do in Thailand's Mae Kampong Village

While trekking through the remote village of Mae Kampong, I learned of monk ordained trees. Since the 1980’s, a ritual has been created in Thailand in which a monk seeks out into the forest and “ordains” a particular tree with his robe. The robe tied to the tree signifies the tree is protected from being cut down and ultimately a larger movement to protect the environment. 🎋🪵🐒 ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ I tried local coffee and tea, engaged with the locals, soaked in in the tranquil energy of the forest, and…

Mae Kampong Village, Chiang Mai

An hour’s drive Southeast of Chiang Mai city, the lovely mountain village of Mae Kampong is home to a small, but thriving community. Arriving in Mae Kampong today, it’s hard to imagine a time when the traditional way of life in the village was under threat. But over the years, the community has had to learn to adapt to a changing world and Mae Kampong is now a role-model for sustainable eco-tourism in Thailand.

While trekking through the remote village of Mae Kampong, I learned of monk ordained trees. Since the 1980’s, a ritual has been created in Thailand in which a monk seeks out into the forest and “ordains” a particular tree with his robe. The robe tied to the tree signifies the tree is protected from being cut down and ultimately a larger movement to protect the environment. 🎋🪵🐒 ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ I tried local coffee and tea, engaged with the locals, soaked in in the tranquil energy of the forest, and…

Find Mae Kampong Village-chiang Mai20 September 2019atmosphere stock images in HD and millions of other royalty-free stock photos, 3D objects, illustrations and vectors in the Shutterstock collection. Thousands of new, high-quality pictures added every day.