• 🌳 Our house is bordered by a stream on two sides, surrounded by large trees, with cool weather all year round. Electricity, internet, WiFi, and full mobile signal (AIS / TRUE / DTAC) are available.

• 🛌 3 bedrooms: 2 guests per room / 5-ft mattress / fan / mosquito net / towels

• 🚿 2 bathrooms: water heaters in both rooms, flush toilets, wash basins, soap, shampoo, wash basin, slippers

• 🛌 1 shared bedroom: accommodates 6 guests (extra mattresses), mosquito nets, fans, hair dryer, iron, work desk with a view

• 🛋 1 large living room: view of trees and the stream, traditional fire stove, table, sofa, bar, work balcony, fans, TV, speakers, indoor slippers, rain umbrellas, boots

• 🍳 1 kitchen: refrigerator, 2-burner gas stove, sink, bowls, plates, spoons & forks, knives, cutting boards, chopsticks, glasses, pots, pans, mortar & pestle, coffee cups, tea pot, grill pan for Thai BBQ, seasonings, steamer pot, shabu pot, charcoal, firewood, grilling rack

• 🔥 Campfire area: riverside seating, grilling, cooking, chilling, string lights; you can also relax and soak in the water at this spot.

• 💰 Promotion price for this month only 💵

• Price 990 THB per person (from the regular 1,490 THB) (not including transfer service)

• (Promotion price applies only for guests who book through the page.)

• 🎁 Free! Breakfast & dinner / 2 bottles of drinking water / 3-in-1 coffee

• 🎁 Free! Community-based tour activities — walking to explore the lifestyle of the Pga K’nyau (Karen) tribe, guided by the host and village children: village walk, farms, terraced rice fields, creek, collecting seasonal vegetables, sourcing local ingredients for dinner, picking seasonal fruits, giving snacks to village children and the school, cooking meals for students at the school

• 🎁 Free! Local cooking experience — learning how to cook traditional Pga K’nyau dishes

• 🎁 Free! Children’s performance activity — enjoy the cuteness and smiles of the little locals

• 🎁 Free! 🌄 Community forest trekking to the hidden waterfall near the village; along the way learn about plants, herbs, and forest-living culture

• (Free if there are at least 4 guests staying that day; if fewer, an additional guide fee applies.)

• 🎁 Free! “Mudp-Mue” farewell ceremony — a simple yet heartfelt traditional Pga K’nyau blessing ritual

• 🎁 Free! Tribal clothing set (shirt & hat) for photo shooting and activities

• (Children aged 1–4 stay free / Children aged 5 and up are charged the regular price)

• (For guests with a home address in Mae Chaem District, special discounts are available — please contact admin.)

🚗 Transfer service (local villagers take turns providing the service)

4WD pickup truck (1–11 passengers) = 750 THB per trip (pick-up or drop-off only)

Motorcycle (1 passenger) = 300 THB per trip (pick-up or drop-off only)

Advance booking is required.

⛺ Other activities in the village depending on the season, such as:

🌊 Visiting the hidden waterfall in the forest near Mae Satop village; along the way learn about plants, herbs, and the culture of living with the forest

🥾 Forest trekking on the nature study trail of the legend of Doi Mue-Ka-Do and Pa-Ti-Do

🌾 “Long Kaek” — helping each other plant rice, harvest rice, and thresh rice

🪔 Spirit-offering ceremony before planting rice and after harvesting

🐃 Nature trail trekking: “Climbing the mountain to look for the villagers’ buffalo”

🥬 Finding ingredients — vegetables, crabs, fish — and setting up a campfire, grilling, and cooking by the stream

🌅 Watching the morning sea of mist (mostly during the cold season)

🎉 Experiencing cultural traditions during important village events such as housewarming ceremonies and weddings

🌱 Tree-planting activities — conserving and promoting reforestation in the watershedforest

🍊 Trying seasonal harvesting of vegetables and fruits at local farms and orchards

☕ Visiting coffee farms — tasting, picking, and roasting local coffee

🏮 Bamboo weaving — making bamboo lanterns or decorations from bamboo strips

💆‍♀️ Traditional massage — relaxing with local wisdom

🐖 Raising and caring for local animals — such as black pigs, native chickens, and buffalo; observing natural, self-sufficient farming practices

📌 (The village has guides and tour services; the cost of each activity varies.)