Located opposite Wat Phra Noon in Mae Hong Son, Wat Kam Ko is a Burmese-style temple built in the 1890s. Its most distinctive feature is the covered corridor that leads from the entrance to the Wyhan Wooden Building, which includes a multi-level ceiling on the Traditional Shan style, next to it is a large white Chedi, and the temple displays an inscription chronicling the history of the Shan Thai people.