Where to go for a one-day trip in Chiang Rai?

Chiang Rai in one day for photography enthusiasts: - Choui Fong Tea Plantation: A vast tea plantation with picturesque spots at every corner, especially near the entrance sign. The vibrant green tea fields against the blue sky create a stunning contrast. It's best to visit in the morning for optimal lighting. There are two cafes available, ensuring the area doesn't feel overcrowded. Must-try items include the Green Tea Crepe Cake and Bubble Green Tea, which are absolutely delicious. - Akha Farmville: A sheep farm located at the 360-degree viewpoint of Doi View. The scenery is breathtaking, and the sheep are clean and well-groomed. The owner ensures the sheep are bathed and cleaned every morning before welcoming visitors, making them fluffy and spotless. It's recommended to buy pellet food to lure the sheep for great photo opportunities. The sheep here are friendly and won't jump on you. Travel tips: Rent a car or hire a car with a driver, as there is no public transport available. It's best to take the route via Mae Suai Dam for easier access and wider roads. Entrance fee: 100 THB, which includes one drink. Sheep food: Carrots and pellets are available for 30 THB per tray. - Thai-Myanmar Border Viewpoint 🇲🇲 at Doi Chang Mub: This is a military border checkpoint that must be visited before 6:00 PM, as the checkpoint closes after that. The sunset view here is panoramic and spectacular. There's a small military-run cafe where you can support the local soldiers. Additionally, there's a camping area for those who want to experience the morning sea of mist up close. It's one of the best spots to enjoy the mist, not far from the city. Entrance fee: Free. - Pha Hee Village: A must-visit spot for trying the wood-fired pizza at Phahee Valley. The pizza is freshly made and reasonably priced at just 120 THB per tray, but the taste exceeds expectations. After eating, take a stroll around the village to see coffee beans being dried at every house. Another highlight here is coffee tasting. Each shop offers unique flavors depending on the harvesting, drying, and roasting methods. Personally, I recommend the coffee at Bamboo Bridge; it has a fragrant aroma with a slight tangy finish—absolutely delightful. Rest assured, you won't be disappointed. Each location offers stunning views and delicious food. Especially during the late rainy season and early winter, the mist lingers all day, the weather is cool, and there are fewer tourists. Make sure to visit soon!