Experience the serene beauty of Ban Roi An Phan Yang, located at 255/4 Chiangmai-Sanpatong Road in Moo 9, Harnkaew Subdistrict, Thailand. This exquisite retreat combines the tranquility of nature with comfortable accommodations, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and rejuvenation. Immerse yourself in authentic Thai culture and breathtaking landscapes while enjoying modern amenities and warm hospitality.
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Harnkaew Subdistrict, Ban Roi An Phan Yang is a hidden gem that invites visitors to unwind and reconnect with nature. Conveniently situated at 255/4 Chiangmai-Sanpatong Road, this tranquil retreat caters to those seeking both comfort and natural beauty. With its picturesque surroundings, Ban Roi An Phan Yang is perfect for individuals, couples, and families looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Upon arriving at Ban Roi An Phan Yang, guests are greeted with the charm of traditional Thai architecture and design. Each accommodation is thoughtfully designed to provide a cozy atmosphere while showcasing the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The unique character of this location complements modern conveniences, ensuring that your stay is both enjoyable and memorable.
The area surrounding Ban Roi An Phan Yang is rich in cultural heritage and natural attractions. Explore local temples and markets that reflect the history and traditions of this vibrant region. The tranquil atmosphere encourages guests to engage with their surroundings, whether through leisurely strolls in the lush gardens or exploring nearby hiking trails that reveal the stunning beauty of northern Thailand.
Enjoy the freshest ingredients from the locality prepared by talented chefs, highlighting traditional Thai cuisine. The dining experience at Ban Roi An Phan Yang allows visitors to savor authentic flavors while soaking in the serene ambiance.
Whether you are looking to indulge in relaxation, explore the local culture, or engage in outdoor adventures, Ban Roi An Phan Yang provides the perfect backdrop. The area’s rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes offer unique opportunities for nature lovers and adventurers alike to create lasting memories.
As you plan your next getaway, consider Ban Roi An Phan Yang as your ideal destination. Embrace the tranquility and hospitality that this hidden treasure offers, and discover the magic of northern Thailand in a setting that feels like home.
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Ban Roi An Phan Yang is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 255/4 Chiangmai- Sanpatong Road, Moo 9 Harnkaew Subdistrict, Thailand
This private collection of wood carvings is absolutely mind-blowing! They are so intricate and finely carved; incredibly creative and artistic. The bottom section requires a minimum donation of 20 bt to visit while the museum section requires 200 bt to enter. Even if you don’t visit the museum, the first section is still worth coming for.
Amazing, one of a kind wood carving museum, mostly created by very old large teak wood (one piece with no join, no glue, carved to enchanted water/fire/termite damages of old wood – which makes the works really unique), most pieces were carved by the Lanna wood carving legends, some pieces took over 10 years to complete. This is a house museum with 5 levels and the collections of over 1000 pieces. The pictures here are just on the ground floor where photography allows, what upstairs are mind blowing. In fact, the museum is frequently visited by the Thai royal family, some of the pieces have been purchased by them and now display in the palace. I had a previllage to have a long conversation with Kun Charoui, the owner. Maintaining a wood carving museum is extremely hard work, spiders, ants and many insects love to nest in the empty spaces inside the carving, some are very difficult to clean, so dusting abd cleaning is a full time job here.Kun Charoui employs all his workers from disadvantage backgrounds. Unfortunately, as a result, the guild doesn’t speak English and does not have enough experience and expertise to sufficiently curate the museum in my opinion. If you want English tour, please contact the museum before you go, hopefully you will get Kun Charoui to show you around. Meeting him will leave a lasting impression on you. He is one of a kind, just like his collection.This place is a real labour of love, triumph against adversity. You money goes towards preserving the disappearing art of Lanna wood carving and funding the museum’s Buddhist park at the back, which is free for anyone to visit. On the weekly basis the museum provide free meals for people in need in the area and the park is frequently accommodating many travelling monks. The park visit is part of the tour, this piece of land used to be a rubbish dump and drug injection areas for the local junkies, with Kun Charoui hard work over many years it has transformed into such a peaceful place to rest and contemplate.