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WHAT TO DO Next are the longhouses, one for men and one for women, lined with

oak tubs that have a Japanese-style bamboo spigot to control the
AND SEE flow of hot mineral water. Some visitors choose to have a mineral
mud masking first to help remove toxins. After washing off, they will
soak for 20 minutes in the soothing, medicinal waters. When done,
the Kupsacup Café is an ideal spot to rejuvenate body energy while
gazing at the secluded, rural panorama as well as a shimmering
waterfall, all to get you ready for the next chapter in your trip.

Arokaya Onsen Village (Pong Kham Ram)
Baan Nam Dip, Mae Kasa, Mae Sot, Tak 63110
(+66) 982 868 899
sawi2011@hotmail.com
http://www.onsenpongkhamram.com/en/
Open daily from 9.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m.

After traveling so far to reach the Thai-Myanmar border, you
might feel a little stiff and tired. Well, a wonderful method to
relax and unwind could be a mineral bath at Arokaya Onsen
Village (Pong Kham Ran). It’s like finding a tiny corner of Japan
up in the mountains of Tak just off the road between Mae
Sot and Mae Ramat. After arriving and parking, a wooden
boardwalk leads through greenery to a shrine with an image
of a rusi, an ascetic yogi, guarding over these magical waters.

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