Doi Phu Sang

Location details: Phu Sang, The patches of deciduous forest from archaeological evidence, crushed stone, rock core, stone fragments scattered throughout, rough rock splitting tools, indicates that this used to be a large source of stone tools, found in the process of making stone in many stages of prehistoric people some 1,000 to 4,000 years ago, is considered the largest archaeological site in Asia still maintaining perfect condition to this day. During the month of February every year there will be a sacred item sacrifice on Doi Phu Sang. The objective is to preserve the complete archaeological environmental resources and at the same time, Doi Phu Sang will bloom with "Sakura Na Sao" or Pink. Cassia, a new destination that is sure to appeal to Doi Phu Sang. In the normal season, can walk up Doi Phu Sang to study nature. View various rare plants, picking mushrooms, ant eggs, bamboo shoots, melientha suavis, etc. Doi Phu Sang is considered a cultural trace that the prehistoric people have conserved to pass on to future generations to know the perfect archaeological of this city of Nan.