Khun Wang

Chiang Mai Royal Agricultural Research Center (Khun Wang) is located on Doi Inthanon. It was established in 1982. At that time, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej ordered the Horticultural Division, Department of Agriculture, to use this field as a place for experimenting and propagating highland plants to promote and transfer technology to farmers in the highlands and to replace opium cultivation. Tourists who visit Chiang Mai Royal Agricultural Research Center (Khun Wang) will enjoy agricultural tourism filled with the beauty of the temperate fruit fields that are blooming brightly, such as pears, plums, peaches, nectarines, or strawberries. Or walk and study the agricultural experiment plots within the center, where officers will lead the tour along the designated route. There are interesting points such as the temperate fruit fields, coffee fields, coffee hulling plants, and macadamia breeding plots. Experience the beauty of the cherry blossoms or the mountain sakura, which are blooming bright pink all over the trees, turning Doi Khun Wang into pink all over the mountain during the winter, especially in mid-January. Have fun watching the many species of birds. Because this center is located in the Doi Inthanon mountain range, which is an important bird watching area in Thailand. #Khun Wang #Khun Wang Sakura Tunnel #Khun Wang Royal Project #Chiang Mai Tour #Winter Travel North