Refreshing Mon Cham in the rainy season

Mon Cham Peak, located within the Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center in Mae Ram Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, is only 40 minutes away from Chiang Mai city. It is part of the Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center and is situated near the Hmong village of Nong Hoi in Mae Rim District. Mon Cham boasts cool weather year-round, with morning mist and breathtaking panoramic views of rolling hills stretching as far as the eye can see.

Today, we will not be taking the main tourist route but will instead explore a lesser-known path that passes by Tad Mok Waterfall and through the villages of Mae Khi and Pang Hai (behind Mon Cham). This route is less frequented by tourists, who typically ascend via the Mae Rim route through Maesa Elephant Camp. In early June, the weather was characterized by intermittent showers, but the scenery along the way was stunning.

The sky is full of clouds.

The fog is rolling in on both sides of the road. Drive slowly and turn on your headlights.

For nature lovers, there are various types of accommodation available for rent along the roadside, most of which offer stunning views of the mountains.

It's raining heavily when we arrive at Mon Cham.

Listening to the sound of rain, enjoying the breeze and the view, sipping warm tea, and relaxing.

After a while, the rain stopped. Let's enjoy the sky after the rain together. ^^

White rain lilies are blooming in the rainy season.

Beautiful flowers glistening with raindrops.

Light mist after the rain.

Verbena flowers, with their vibrant purple hues, bloom profusely, welcoming the gentle rain. A sight to behold, captivating hearts with their sweet charm.

The fog is thick.

Mistaken for a winter wonderland.^^

The short trip ended in a light drizzle.^^

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