Visiting hours
The village is an open destination, while tea shops, plantations and private viewpoints keep their own hours. Confirm access with each business.
Tea-growing hills and Santikhiri village north of Chiang Rai, with mountain scenery and opportunities to taste tea at local businesses.
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The village is an open destination, while tea shops, plantations and private viewpoints keep their own hours. Confirm access with each business.
Allow 2–4 hours in the area as a planning estimate, plus travel from Chiang Rai.
Morning or afternoon in clear conditions; clouds affect views and rain can make paths slippery.
Doi Mae Salong brings together tea-growing hills around Santikhiri village in Mae Fah Luang district. Combine a viewpoint, a tea shop and a short village walk; ask permission before entering privately managed fields.
The approach is mountainous. Allow time for the road journey and return, and do not assume every plantation welcomes visitors.
Mae Salong Nok, Mae Fah Luang district, Chiang Rai, about 70 km from Chiang Rai city according to the tourism authority.
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