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To promote a Tourism growth is first to make.
Booking Call Center 081 498 0613 Clarence (Oversea +ุ66 81 498 0613) - From Chiangmai - Mae Sot - Chiangmai with One Flight per day, only Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Bangkok - Mae Sot - Bangkok with One Flight per day, only Sun-Mon-Wed-Fri
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Chiangmai - Mae Sot - Chiangmai
Chiangmai - Mae Sot One Flight per day, only Monday, Wednesday and Friday KND763 ETD 13:00 ETA 13:50
Mae Sod - Chiangmai One Flight per day, only Monday, Wednesday and Fridayร์ KND764 ETD 14:05 ETA 14:55
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Bangkok - Mae Sot - Bangkok...Booking call center 081 498 0613
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Bangkok - Mae Sot Sun-Mon-Wed-Fri 11.00-12.30
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Mae Sot - Bangkok Sun-Mon-Wed-Fri 13.00-14.30
How to Check-in
1. Passenger can show ID card or ticket at counter check-in
2. Counter check-in will opens 2 hours prior to departures time. Passenger can check in at counter of domestic terminal 1st floor. Please check-in at least 1 hour prior to departure time.
3. The baggage allowed is 20 kg. per passenger. A baggage fee will be charged 200 baht for each 1 kg. additional. The maximum allowed is 50 kg. per passenger. Please advice our staffs for special assistance
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Traveling with Infant or Children
Child passenger:
Can Child Passenger traveling alone?
Our company only allow child passenger age between 7-12 years be able to traveling alone and it is necessary to provide us contacted Telephone number of Parents both departure and arrival. Only punctual pick up time upon plane arrival as we would not have ground staffs to look after in case no parents show up and we have not possible to send the child passenger to other destination.
Traveling with Pets: Prohibited for others passenger safety and healthy including cargo delivering too.
All Baggages including all equipments max weight 20 kgs per person
Late deliver of Baggages and belongings
In Case of late delivery of your belongings, company may compensate max 500 baht per person and please contact our ground staffs at ticketing counter in order to submit the details for our compensation process accordingly
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Wat in Mae Sot (Thailand)
Getting around town is pretty simple by foot but if you are looking for other forms of transport, bicycles (approximately 50 baht per day) and motor bikes (approximately 150 baht per day) can be rented by the day from one of the guest houses listed here, or from the lovely Thai Tiny Tim (speaks good English), on the left just past Mae Sot general hospital. You must wear a helmet (supplied) as the police do fine people (even foreigners!). You have to leave your passport for bond and fill up with petrol when you return it. Cars and 4 wheel drives can be hired from several places around town (e.g. Well Driving, close to Casa Mia). Be very careful as the driving in Thailand can at best be described as unconventional and at worst, downright dangerous.
Taxis come in the form of motor bike or tuk tuk, usually found near the Burmese market and outside Tesco (drivers sit around with special licenced number jackets). Obviously, prices depend on distance and passengers, but as a rough guide, 50 - 100 baht will get you to most places around the town.
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Myawaddy in Myanmar: Accessed via the border bridge, for a small fee, with passport. Overnight stays are not permitted. As of November 2010, the border is closed. Situation around the Myawaddy / Mae Sot border region is unstable following the elections in Myanmar.
Border market: Well worth a visit for a whole range of locally made and Chinese and Burmese imports - including bootleg viagra, 'knocked off' cigarettes, whiskey and designer goods, plus gems and plants.
Town markets: The vibrant Burmese market in the centre of town represents an amazing cultural mix. There are Indo-burmese textiles, food and teak; as well as Karen, Mon, Hmong and other Burmese minority shops of all kinds. Turtles, eels and frogs all available at food stalls (mostly these are live) while of course more "western" meats such as pork, chicken, beef and lamb are sold. There are numerous gem and jade shops - but they are not for amateurs, you best be able to tell the difference between real and fake gems if you plan to buy. There is a small indoor (morning and evening) Thai market at Baan Nua - on the way towards Mae Sot villas with lovely fresh vegetables, meat and cooked take away meals.
Wat Mani Temple : On the eastern side of town (near the Tesco Lotus) has a sauna, for about 20B.
Thai massage: Most recommended is in the grounds of Mae Sot general hospital, rear entrance and the one on the Asian Highway on the left towards the river, just past the traffic lights to Mae Ramat.
Temples: Many and varied, some Thai and some Burmese style. Try to get to the one down towards the border (last main road on the right) - reclining Buddha and other delights.
Swimming pools: Delightful one in a private house in Mae Sot villas (follow the signs), plus a gym and pool at Centara Hotel (Asian Highway).
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Do
Go to the Herbal Sauna at Wat Mani (in the east part of town). If you walk on the northern main road (in eastern direction) enter the temple complex at the sign Wat Mani, walk straight and turn right around the main building. The herbal sauna is at the back of the main temple. Bring your own towel and water bottle. Women should wear a sarong or loose cloth. There's a separate section for men and women. The steam room is tiny but this gives a good opportunity to mix up with locals. Open in the afternoon. GPS-coordinates: N 16° 43.019 E 98° 34.455
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Gem stones in a shop in Mae Sot
The main market is a great place to purchace some Burmese goods. Wandering around it is easy to see the ethnic diversity in Mae Sot. Its is also a fantastic place to buy great fresh (often alive) food. Toad anyone?
There are many gem stone and jewelery shops offering good bargains. Most of the trade is for wholesale however. As with anywhere in Thailand, although many sellers are reputable, be wary that if you look European, low quality stones might be sold for high prices. Do some research before you buy.
For locally made ethnic handicrafts (Fair Trade / Social Enterprise) goods try WEAVE or Borderline shops (pretty much opposite each other) on Inthrakiree Road heading into town from the west. Borderline also has a local artists gallery and a coffee shop (with snacks) and free wifi out the back.
There are a couple of treking/tour companies operating out of Mae Sot, with jungle trips, elephant rides (if you have to) and white water rafting. However, some routes are seasonal and cannot be accessed during the height of the rainy season (May - October).
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