Doi Ang Khang,Thailand

• Royal Agricultural Station Angkhang (research gardens, demonstration farms, visitor center)
• Scenic viewpoints for sunrise, sunset and sea of mist
• Temperate flower gardens (cherry blossoms, rhododendrons, plum blossoms) and strawberry farms
• Camping areas and simple mountain accommodation run by the station
• Trekking routes and birdwatching spots among highland forests

• Cool climate unusual for Thailand — enables temperate fruit and flower cultivation
• Seasonal flower displays: cherry blossom and rhododendron blooms in cool months
• Demonstration farms for vegetables like cabbage, broccoli and temperate fruit
• Panoramic mountain ridges and frequent low-lying fog creating a 'sea of mist' effect
• Cultural encounters with local hilltribe villages and their handicrafts

• Walking the Royal Station gardens and learning about the Royal Project's agricultural work
• Viewing sunrise and the 'sea of mist' from designated viewpoints
• Picking and buying fresh strawberries and seasonal produce (when in season)
• Hiking short trails and guided treks into surrounding forested slopes
• Birdwatching and nature photography

Late November to February for cool weather and peak flower blooms; March–May still pleasant but warmer; rainy season June–October can be wet and foggy.

Generally cool compared with lowland Thailand. Nights can be chilly (often near or below 10°C/50°F in the coldest months). Daytime is mild to cool. Rainy season brings wet roads and limited visibility.

Nearest major airport: Chiang Mai International Airport (then travel by road). Access by private car or organized tour is easiest; the mountain road is steep and winding. Public transport options are limited—many visitors travel via bus or minivan to the nearby district (Fang) and arrange local transport or tours from there.

1–2 nights to experience sunrise, sunset, and at least one full day of the gardens and nearby trails. Overnight stays allow time for fog/sea-of-mist viewing.

Warm layers, a windproof or insulated jacket for early mornings and nights, sturdy walking shoes, rain jacket in wet season, hat and sunscreen for daytime, and a small torch/headlamp if camping.

Try fresh strawberries and products (jam, desserts), temperate vegetables and simple hilltribe dishes sold locally. Souvenirs include hilltribe textiles, weaving, wooden crafts, and packaged fresh produce or dried flowers from the Royal Station.