Pang Mu Holiday Deals

Pang Mu Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Pang Mu

Thrills. Relaxation. Thrills. Relaxation. Off to Pang Mu but can't decide what kinda holiday you want? Don't get in a tizz! We'll help sort it out.

Chiang Mai Province, 130 kilometres southeast, and Naypyidaw, found 200 kilometres west, are two excellent cities that are a few hours' commute from Pang Mu.

The Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu is situated in Mae Hong Son, 13 kilometres away. This great attraction is certainly worth the trip.

You won't need to venture too far to experience some impressive natural sights. Pack up the car and head to Mo Paeng Waterfalls, 50 kilometres away from Pang Mu, for a laid-back day. Or maybe Fish Cave National Park is of more interest? You'll find it 11 kilometres away.

For some exercise and the opportunity to shoot some great holiday snaps, go for a walk around Nong Chong Kham Public Park.

Looking for some additional close-by localities? Pangmapha is about 40 kilometres to the northeast, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Wat Chan, 50 kilometres southeast of Pang Mu, is also worth the time.

You may get the urge to stay in Pai for a little while. This place is 55 kilometres away and close to the Wat Luang, the Wat Klang and Noi's Elephant Camp. Some other nearby sights are the Wat Nam Hu and the Chedi Phra That Mae Yen.

Tingle your taste buds and fill your Instagram with appetising images by feasting on some of this destination's best food and drink offerings. Just don't forget to hashtag 'yum'!

This corner of the world has a unique cooking style based on traditional ingredients. You'll find vietnamese coriander and culantro are two essential elements in many of the dishes.

When Pang Mu residents talk about their food, you're likely to hear khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) or khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce) mentioned a few times. These signature dishes form part of the area's identity and should be on any foodie's must-eat list.

Talk to any avid traveller and they'll tell you that the simplest way to squeeze more from your travel experience is to memorise a handful of the local words and phrases. To start, try to pronounce 'Taan hâi a-ròi'. It translates to 'enjoy your meal'. 'Yin dee têe dâi róo jàk' ('pleased to meet you') is one more you might need.

If you've got the good luck to be in Pang Mu on the 5th of December, get ready to let your hair down! Birthday of King Phumiphon sees crowds of people heading out and celebrating.

When it comes that time to say "Laa gòn ná" to Pang Mu, don't worry — it will always welcome you back!

Metal detectors, long lines and even longer walks to the boarding gate. Airports can be stressful places. Give yourself a bit of extra time to make your way to Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). Located 130 kilometres to the southeast, this is the closest terminal.

Hotels in Pang Mu

Opt to stay at any of our more popular accommodations, like the Imperial Mae Hong Son Resort and Fern Resort, and you'll be certain to climb out of bed revitalised each morning.