Hmong Doi Pui Village

"Doi Pui Hmong Village, known in Thai as บ้านม้งดอยปุย, is a White Hmong village nestled in the Suthep subdistrict of Mueang Chiang Mai District. Established in 1951, the village had a population of 595 as of 1999 and lies approximately 1,300 meters above sea level, just southwest of Doi Pui’s mountain summit. Accessible by a paved road from Phuping Palace, this charming village offers visitors a glimpse into Hmong culture and traditions, set amidst the lush mountainous landscapes of Chiang Mai Province. The village is well-known for preserving its unique Hmong heritage, with traditional crafts, colorful clothing, and hill tribe customs on display. Visitors can explore local handicraft shops, sample Hmong food, and learn about the traditional ways of life in this vibrant community. A visit to Doi Pui Hmong Village provides not only an immersive cultural experience but also scenic views, as the village sits near the Khun Chang Khian Hmong village to the northeast, making it an ideal destination for those exploring the natural beauty and ethnic diversity of the region."

"Hmong Doi Pui Village welcomes you to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Hmong people, explore traditional hill tribe life, and discover the intricate craftsmanship of their handmade textiles and crafts amidst stunning mountain vistas."

"Continue up the mountain after Doi Suthep up to a Hill Tribe Village in the mountains. Visit the flowers gardens, waterfall, shop at the markets and stop for a cup of coffee. You can even camp or stay overnight."