This winter at "Pang Tong"

#Visit the zoo In the Pang Tong Highland Development Project, there are many interesting tourist attractions, such as rare animal pens such as deer, wild deer, and antelopes, all of which are endangered animals, flower breeding stations, and nurseries of winter plants that bloom beautifully. There are both pure Thai and imported species for you to study. At the back of the nursery, we recommend going to see the sturgeon (caviar) swimming in a large pond. Then walk up the hill, cross the bridge at a small stream, and follow the long stairs leading up. Through the arches of trees, you will see Pang Tong Palace, which is the residence of the royal family when they visit Mae Hong Son. Another interesting point is the wildlife breeding station covering an area of ​​over 150 rai, which is under the care and responsibility of the wildlife conservation project. Most of the animals are rare and endangered, such as clouded leopards, pheasants, Thai peacocks, gibbons, bears, and hornbills. And what you can't miss is admiring the cuteness of the flock of almost a hundred sheep up close. Tourists can hold the sheep and take pictures. Or have fun herding sheep #PangtongRoyalProject