Mon Cham Mae Kampong

#Travel Mon Cham, feel the cold wind, see the sea of ​​fog with travel information As for traveling up the mountain to Mon Cham, some parts are very steep and sharp bends. The road is quite narrow, making it difficult for cars to pass each other. Parking at Mon Cham at the restaurant is limited. And if you go up during mealtime, because the parking lot will be full, you have to park below and walk up the steep hill for about 100 meters. If you don't want to walk up the hill, there are motorcycles for hire for 20 baht to take you up the mountain to Mon Cham. #Travel #Driving #Mae Kampong Chiang Mai #Mae Kampong Village 📍Address: Ban Mae Kampong, Village No. 3, Huai Kaew Subdistrict, Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province #Travel Log Car: From Chiang Mai, there are 2 routes: Doi Saket route From Chiang Mai, take Kaew Nawarat Road, go straight onto Chiang Mai - Doi Saket Road (118), turn right at Ban Pong Din checkpoint, enter Road 30058. There is a noticeable sign on the traffic cones on the road at the 3-way intersection. Pass the entrance to Doi Saket Hot Springs, turn left again at Huai Kaew Subdistrict, drive along the road up the mountain, pass the Royal Project at Tin Tok, Mae Kampong Village. Wat Khanthaprueksa You can park your car at the temple. San Kamphaeng route Take the new San Kamphaeng road (1317) and drive along the road until you reach the intersection of Huai Kaew Subdistrict, then turn right. Pass the Royal Project at Tin Tok, Mae Kampong Village, Wat Khanthaprueksa You can park your car at the temple. Both routes can be traveled by motorcycle, sedan, Ecocar. The way up to Mae Kampong is quite narrow and has many curves. Please be extra careful. #Transportation #Bus Buses Buses: From Chang Phuak Bus Station, there are vans to Mae Kampong at 7:30 and 11:30 a.m. From Kad Luang, there are vans to Mae Kampong at 7:40 and 11:40 a.m. On the way back, take the van at Mae Kampong School at 9:20 and 1:20 p.m.