There are cultural and eco-tourism sites in the community known as 12 bases for learning activities; such as Ban Thian Base, Tee Mead Base, Organic Agriculture Base, Ban Yok Base, Ban Jak San Base, Tobacco Station Base, Ban Charcoal Base, Ban Ching Reed Base, and the relief point on the Thai-Myanmar border There are also community-connected attractions such as Wat Phra Chao San, which houses the largest bamboo-woven Buddha image in the world, and the viewpoint weaves the land of Doi Sa Ngo, etc., which tourists, students and people who are interested, can choose to travel and study according to your interest base. In addition to the community having the learning bases for tourists to visit, there are also homestay houses in the community which has been evaluated by the Board of Directors; it can accommodate tourists up to 40 people. There are local cultural performances of Lanna, Tai Yai, Tai Lue, Tai Khoen and other ethnic groups. As of which, tourists can choose the travel program according to their preferences such as half-day, full-day or two-day-one night.