Mae Sariang Royal Project Development Center

Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 06.00 - 18.00

 

Mae Sariang Royal Project Development Center is a highland agricultural and cultural destination in Mae Hong Son, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience sustainable farming, hill tribe traditions, and natural landscapes in one place.

 

The center was officially established in 1993 after being separated from Mae La Noi Center. Its primary mission is to support local hill tribe communities by promoting sustainable agriculture and improving livelihoods.

 

Located at an elevation of 800–1,000 meters above sea level, the area features mountainous terrain and cool weather throughout the year, making it ideal for growing temperate crops.

 

Visitors can explore agricultural plots, terraced rice fields, and cultural sites, as well as enjoy nature trails and waterfalls. The center also provides accommodation and camping options for travelers seeking a peaceful environment.

 

Getting There From Chiang Mai, take Highway 108 to Mae Sariang, then turn onto Highway 1270 and continue for 34 km.

 

 

A: No, the center is free to visit.

 

A: Yes, guesthouses and camping areas are available.

 

A: Visitors should bring their own food.

 

A: Highland agriculture and hill tribe culture.

 

A: Yes, the road is accessible for all vehicles.