To travel to the Bo Kluea district, especially to Ban Huai Tone, Ban Huai My and the Dong Phaya subdistrict of Nan province, during the rainy season, a four-wheel drive vehicle (4x4) is required.

A notification has been received!? Sedans, vans with low loading capacity and delivery vans that cannot be used for excursions or other errands could damage your vehicle.

Because it is a gravel road mixed with concrete, running up and down a steep slope along the high mountains.

Extra caution is required when using this road. During peak season, tourists and locals share the road. It is narrow, steep, and difficult to cross. You will occasionally need to stop and slow down to allow oncoming traffic to pass. Please be considerate of other road users.

"Baan Huai Tone" is a small village of the Luo tribe.

Adjacent to the border with Laos

In the middle of the valley, at the end of the mountain range

There are only a few houses belonging to the villagers.

There aren't many host families available. In addition, there's the issue of the type of accommodation.

It is beautiful and peaceful.

Very suitable for holidays

KM4camp Huai Tone Homestay and Cafe: The drive is quite steep and bumpy, and the road is very dark.

The route is quite steep and rough, and the road is very dark.

Transportation costs (based on the community group)

Route from Ban Sapan – Ban Huai Tone: Price approx. 1,200 – 1,800 Baht per car (seats for approx. 8-11 people)

Or if it is a shuttle bus solution in accordance with the agreement of the business community.

Route from Bo Kluea district – Ban Huai Tone: Price approx. 2,000 Baht per vehicle (round trip)

Caution! Driving on the hill is not permitted with sedans, cars with low loading capacity or vans, as the road is steep and covered with gravel and concrete, and accidents or damage to the vehicle may occur.