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New Year 2006 Trip to Mae Hong Son, Thailand

I was on a trip to Northern Thailand with my family during December 28 - 31, 2004. The trip was very nice and here are some of the pictures I took with my Nikon D70 digital SLR camera and the Treo 600 built-in camera. You can click on a picture to see an enlarged version.

Happy New Year 2006!!

BKK-HGN Flight via PB Air | DSC122_28Dec05
Day 1: BKK-HGN Flight via PB Air

Wat Prathat Doi Gong Mu | DSC_0001
Wat Prathat Doi Gong Mu

Portrait at Wat Prathat Doi Gong Mu | DSC_0030
Portrait at Wat Prathat Doi Gong Mu

Wat Jong Klang | DSC_0041
Wat Jong Klang

Family Portrait at Wat Jong Klang | DSC_0047
Family Portrait at Wat Jong Klang

Portrait by the Highway | DSC_0108
Day 2: Portrait by the Highway

Scenery at Pang-ma-pa Rest Area | DSC_0112
Scenery at Pang-ma-pa Rest Area

Mae Hong Son Sticky-rice Dessert | DSC_0244
Mae Hong Son Sticky-rice Dessert,
Jong Kam Pond Walking Street

My Younger Brother and Wat Jong Klang Temple | DSC_0248
My Younger Brother and Wat Jong Klang Temple

The Night Market | DSC_0250
The Night Market

Dad and Younger Brother at a Tea Shop | DSC_0298
Day 3: At Ruk Thai Village, a Chinese community
at the Burmese border, Mae Hong Son

Variety of Tea | DSC_0334
Variety of Tea at Ruk Thai Village

The Long-neck Karen Village | DSC_0410
Huay Sua Thao Long-neck Karen Village

Long-neck Karen by the Fire | DSC_0404
Long-neck Karen by the Fire

The Night Market | DSC_0431
Back to the Jong Kam Pond Walking Street

Internet Kiosk | DSC_0456
Day 4: Internet Kiosk, Mae Hong Son Airport

Portrait at the Airport | DSC_0457
Portrait at the Airport

The Transit in Chiangmai | DSC185_31Dec05
The Transit in Chiangmai

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