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Coffee place on top of mountains. Was interesting to try Coffee Tea:), fresh brewed coffee and so nice people!

It’s really cool. First time walking down such a difficult route!! Love it and love the people here. I wanna go back to volunteer teaching English or something. Really need to go back to buy antie scarf. She takes like 5 days to complete one. Which costs us like 2 bowls of noodles, and it’s her 5 days work omg. Definitely need to go back to get the scarfs she sells lol

Really cool place at the end of the hiking. Super special drinks and nice people

Qwan and Non welcomed us at their coffee plantation with so mich kindness. They are really passionate about coffee ! We recommand going there by scooter and enjoying a degustation of their drinks. Awesome for coffee lovers. They try to raise coffee to the best quality so one day thailand will be recognize for its coffee. Very good people, i look forward to coma back there Zach

As our tour guide explained the local farmers are trying to transform their life to plant specialties like coffee, tea, strawberries. Upon arrival, we were greeted with different pots of coffee, tea, and other drinks. I love their flower tea. It tastes so natural and clean. Great atmosphere to sit down with friends after long hiking and seeing the rice field. They also have hand woven blanket and aromatic candles.

Great 1. Coffee & Tea 2. Conversation 3. View & vibes 4. English P Non is a very friendly and passionate coffee enthusiast. He let me try 2 types of tea, and 3 roasts of coffee (light, medium, dark) for free as part of a guided tour. I found the tea quite interesting and quite calming. I also enjoyed the dark roast. More than anything I really enjoyed my conversation with P Non as I got to learn more about the local coffee industry and even see some of the experiments he was running to find new coffee flavors. The coffee shop also has a nice hammock with a great view of the village, especially nice during sunset.

Super friendly hard working people. I came by myself and not with a tour group and they still offered a free sample of their coffee and tea. Parking can be super tough. There are limited spots and the road is very narrow. They have a small souvenir store with coffee beans and soaps.

They had medium-roast coffee, cascara tea, “five queens” herbal tea, and butterfly pea flower decoction grown locally for us to sample. The guide explained each beverage very well. Views are stunning. I bought some of the cascara tea at the gift shop as it was unique and is good for memory!