Phabong Hot Springs

Phabong Hot Springs A Journey Through Wellness and Culture

Explore the healing power and cultural richness of Phabong Hot Springs, a tranquil retreat in Mae Hong Son Province.

Wellness in Nature

The calming waters of Phabong Hot Springs are a sanctuary for both body and mind. Known for their mineral content, the waters offer natural healing properties, easing muscle tension and treating certain skin conditions. With temperatures of 40-42 degrees Celsius, the springs provide a warm embrace, perfect for unwinding after a long day. Visitors can choose between private rooms (150-200 baht) or shared spaces (400 baht) for an equally rejuvenating experience.

Community Connection Through Tradition

At Phabong Hot Spring, wellness meets tradition. The surrounding area thrives with local activity, as housewives craft lotions and creams using mineral water from the springs. These products, a blend of natural resources and artisanal skill, embody the spirit of the community. Purchasing these items not only supports the locals but also offers a unique piece of Mae Hong Son to take home.

Cultural Landmarks Nearby

The charm of Phabong Hot Springs extends beyond its waters. Nearby, Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu offers a spiritual escape with panoramic views of the Mae Hong Son valley. Alternatively, a visit to Huay Pu Keng - Kayan Village provides a glimpse into the traditions of the Kayan people, enriching your journey with cultural depth.

The Mae Hong Son Loop Tour Experience

Phabong Hot Springs is an essential stop on the Mae Hong Son Loop Tour, which offers several routes to explore the region. Whether you choose the upper route from Chiang Mai through Pai and return via the lower route, or travel from Doi Inthanon to Mae Hong Son city and back via Pai, each path showcases the natural and cultural diversity of Mae Hong Son. The springs, with their mix of wellness and community charm, perfectly complement this adventurous loop.

How to Get There

Take Highway No. 108 south from Muang Mae Hong Son for about 10 kilometers. Look for the well-marked signs leading to the springs, open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.