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	Wutthipong Dongkhamfu, assistant chief of the Doi Inthanon National Park, said the park decided to start opening the Kiew Mae Pan track for tourists to enjoy the nature and mist after the temperature started dropping to 9 C degree.</div>
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Doi Inthanon starts seeing cold weather

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Doi Inthanon starts seeing cold weather

The temperature atop the popular tourist-destination Doi Inthanon dropped to 9 Celsius degree Thursday, morning prompting the park to open its popular track for tourists to enjoy mist and nature.

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