The 2 days Ban Huay Hee & Doi Pui Hike offers a rare lens into the environmental and cultural heritage of Mae Hong Son Thailand. This guided hike is crafted for conscious travelers looking to connect deeply with the land, its history, and its people. Designed as an educational and sensory experience, the trail winds through remote forest corridors, sustainable farming lands, and a traditional White Karen village.

Day 1: Begin your journey with a drive through forested valleys to the panoramic Doi San Fah viewpoint. Your trailhead lies in Ban Nam Hoo Hai Jai, where your guide will introduce the region’s biodiversity. The 3.5–4 hour hike to Ban Huay Hee is a living classroom, passing through conservation areas and rotational farmland that supports the Karen way of life. After lunch on the trail, arrive at your host’s homestay, where a guided village walk showcases eco-friendly agriculture, forest conservation, and Karen customs. Dinner is served using locally sourced ingredients—an extension of the land’s sustainability.

Day 2: Begin your ascent of Doi Pui, a 2.5–3 hour trek through multiple forest types including rainforest and wild orchid conservation zones. Highlights include a rare WWII aircraft wreckage deep in the forest and sweeping views from the 1,722-meter summit. After descending to Doi Saju, explore the rotational farming system—a sustainable model handed down for generations. This hike is a testament to how people and ecosystems can thrive in balance.

Day 1

• Pick-up from hotel; drive to Doi San Fah for a sweeping mountain panorama

• Arrive at Ban Nam Hoo Hai Jai; brief walk to learn about village and flora

• Begin 3.5–4 hour hike through conservation forest and rotational farming terrain

• Enjoy a pack lunch in a shaded clearing on the trail

• Arrive at Ban Huay Hee, meet your host family, and check into a local homestay

• Take an eco-focused village walk highlighting traditional agriculture and biodiversity

• Dinner prepared from local produce; evening discussion with your host