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Every November, the winding roads and hills of Mae Hong Son are draped in vibrant clusters of wild sunflowers, creating a dazzling display of yellow blooms.
Enchanted by the Wild Sunflowers Season in Mae Hong Son, Thailand
November marks the time when the Dok Bua Tong flowers (known as Mexican sunflowers) bloom on the hills and valleys of Mae Hong Son in Northern Thailand. The Bua Tong flowers come in shades of yellow to orange and are smaller than typical sunflowers. Originating from Central America and the Caribbean, Dok Bua Tong was introduced to Thailand by missionaries.
The Bua Tong flowers bloom only from November to December, during this period, the hills and valleys of
Mae Hong Sontransform into a vibrant sea of yellow, creating a spectacular sight. The peak of Doi Mae U-Kor in Khun Yuam district is considered the most beautiful spot for travelers from all around to revel in the beauty of the rolling hills and Bua Tong valleys in radiant yellow.
Approximately 100,000 tourists visit the flower fields each year, and local residents in
Mae Hong Sonhas the opportunity to sell local products and souvenirs through the OTOP (One Tambon One Product) program. When in full bloom, the wild sunflower fields here can cover over 1.6 million square meters of land. The stunning expanse of these vast flower fields has turned this place into a popular tourist destination by the end of the year.
The ideal time to visit is in the morning and late afternoon, with a pleasant climate, whether it's the gentle morning mist or the cool air in the evening. The warm hues of the sky before sunset, with shadows of mountains in the background, are incredibly impressive to visitors. You will feel refreshed gazing upon the endless sea of flowers after the long journey of navigating over 2,000 curves.
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