Doi Pui Peak has a cold weather all

Doi Pui Peak has a cold weather all the year. Bird watching is an activity here where more than 300 species of birds live. There's an area for tent camping that can accommodate up to 250 visitors.

4 Km from the National Park office, there is a Phu Ping Palace (Bhubing Palace), a winter palace for the royal family. The palace features flower gardens, beautiful landscape and buildings. It opens daily from 08:30 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. for visitors but will be closed during the royal visit: January - March. The admission fee is 50 Baht.

Within Doi Pui area, there's the Hmong Tribal Village. The village is about 4 kilometers away from Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep. It offers an insight into how Thailand’s tribes live. The villagers wear traditional Hmong clothes, sell traditional Hmong handicrafts, and live in traditional Hmong-style homes. A visit to the Tribal Village is often combined with a visit to Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep and some of the waterfalls in the area, as well as a jaunt to the Hilltribes Museum.

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Doi Pui Peak has a cold weather all the year. Bird watching is an activity here where more than 300 species of birds live. Tent camping that there's an Area for Can accommodate up to 250 Visitors. 4 Km from the National Park Office, there is a Phu Ping Palace (Palace Bhubing), a Winter Palace for the Royal Family. The palace features flower gardens, beautiful landscape and buildings. It opens daily from 08:30 am to 04:30 pm for visitors but will be closed during the royal visit: January - March. The admission Fee is 50 Baht. Within Doi Pui Area, there's the Hmong Tribal Village. The village is about 4 kilometers away from Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep. It offers an insight into how Thailand's tribes live. The villagers wear traditional Hmong clothes, sell traditional Hmong handicrafts, and live in traditional Hmong-style homes. A visit to the Tribal Village is often combined with a visit to Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep and some of the waterfalls in the area, as well as a jaunt to the Hilltribes Museum.