The Hydrangea Field In At The Top Of the Mountain
Hello everyone,
In one of my previous posts, I visited a panoramic cafe in Doi Chang. On the way back to the hotel I stopped at a beautiful hydrangea field and took some photos.
The Hydrangea field is located in Dai Mae Mon in Chiangrai province. It's open November to January every year. It's not too far from the center of the city, about 40-50 minutes.
There is an entrance fee of 80 Baht including a bottle of water. Inside the field are photo spots that are very cutely decorated. The one spot that I loved was the swing with a 360 degree panoramic view. I had to stand in line for about 5-10 minutes because it is a popular photo spot.
In Japan, the hydrangea flowers bloom in the rainy season but in Thailand, I guess they bloom in winter. I visited a hydrangea field last new year but some of the flowers got a bad start. I think ti was because of the heat, even though it was winter. Overall the flowers were still beautiful.
Here are some of my photos. I hope you like them.
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