Hiking at Ban Mae Lana is not just about moving through nature—it’s about being embraced by it. Tucked into the hills of Pang Mapha, this day hike offers deep immersion into forest trails, echoing caves, and quiet Shan traditions. It’s for those who want their footprints to matter and their experience to connect.

As the morning mist rises from the valley floor, you’ll begin your hike from the village, led by a local guide who knows every bend of the trail and every healing plant along the path. You’ll walk through mixed-deciduous forest, pass herbal plantations, and learn how local communities use the land respectfully.

Then the forest opens to reveal the entrance to Coral Cave—cool, mysterious, and ancient. Inside, formations curve like frozen waterfalls, untouched by mass tourism. A packed Shan lunch awaits under the trees outside, where sunlight pierces the canopy like stained glass.

The journey continues to a ridgeline where the view unfolds like a painting—rice fields, forest, and far hills of Mae Hong Son province. As you descend, you’ll cross rotational farming land and re-enter the calm of Ban Mae Lana village, where traditions breathe through oil pressing, temple rituals, and simple smiles.

This is real Mae Hong Son hiking trails—light on impact, deep in meaning.

Lace up for a trek where every step echoes with ancient tales—Ban Mae Lana’s wild heart awaits your footprint.