Property for sale in Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son is one of the most sparsely populated provinces in the country, surrounded by high mountains and covered by cold weather with fog for all 3 seasons. It also has plenty of dense forests, natural resources, astonishing sceneries and interesting attractions popular among Thai and foreign tourists. In addition, Mae Hong Son is also a culturally and ethnically diverse province and is home to different hill tribes in northern Thailand. Majority of the population resides in Muang Mae Hong Son and Pai. Therefore, the most popular real estate in Mae Hong Son is the property for sale, especially in Pai, a district with a large population after the Mueang Mae Hong Son. The selling price of the property for sale in Mae Hong Son starts at around 4.5 million baht or more for a single-detached house. The estimated price of land for sale in Mae Hong Son is approximately 49,000 baht per square wah, which is considered a high value since Mae Hong Son is another tourist destination with the beauty of nature frequented by tourists throughout the year.

Mae Hong Son is a charming mountainous tourist city, replete with beautiful pristine natural attractions, awe-inspiring architectural design of Buddhist monasteries, and cultural diversity to be experienced. Besides, there are many distinctive landmarks to visit as follows: Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu, formerly known as "Wat Plai Doi," is a revered temple that has been part of Mae Hong Son for a long time. The temple houses two large magnificent whitewashed stupas. The largest stupa was built in 1860, while another stupa next to it was built in 1872. Located on Kong Mu hill, Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu is a scenic viewpoint overlooking the picturesque views of the landscape and city of Mae Hong Son. The temple hosts many annual festivals such as New Year's Day, Songkran Festival and Wan Ok Phansa. Pha Bong Viewpoint Located in Pha Bong Pha Bong sub-district and about 12 kilometers away from Mueang Mae Hong Son, it is a viewpoint overlooking breathtaking vistas of the forest and the mountains. Situated at the foothill is Pha Bong Dam, a dam that separates the Mae Lamad River in order for this river to flow to the electric generator of the Mae Hong Son. In addition, the viewpoint area has a pavilion for relaxation and a coffee shop as well.

Mae Hong Son has been promoted as a tourist province as it is a beautiful small city completed with the serenity of the natural environment. Locals are peace-loving, disciplined, and friendly. They live a simple lifestyle while maintaining a local tradition.

Mae Hong Son is a province with beautiful natural attractions such as Mae Surin waterfall, and cultural attractions such as Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu, a provincial temple of Mae Hong Son. Many hotels and resorts are mainly located in Mueang Mae Hong Son district and Pai district. The restaurants can be found at tourist attractions and local foods are generally sold in local markets, including Saiyud Market, Mae Hong Son Food Market, Mae Hong Son Walking Street Night Market, etc. Furthermore, the province provides a utility and transportation infrastructure to assist visitors and residents in getting to various locations by land and air transportation. There are 4 main roads, including Highway 108 (Chiang Mai - Hot - Mae Sariang - Mae Hong Son), Highway 1095 (Chiang Mai - Mae Taeng - Pai - Mae Hong Son), Highway 105 (Mae Sot - Mae Sariang - Mae Hong Son), and Highway 1263 (Chiang Mai - Mae Chaem - Khun Yuam - Mae Hong Son). For air transport, there are two airports, Mae Hong Son Airport. and Pai Airport.