• Doi Inthanon - Begin the journey from Chiang Mai to Doi Inthanon National Park to witness Thailand’s tallest mountain nestled in the lush tropical forests south of the city. Ascend to the highest point for a breathtaking view and honor the shrine of King Intharawichayanont.
  Next, take a leisurely walk along the Angkha Natural Trail. Visit the twin stupas that celebrate the birthdays of King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit. Explore a local market run by the Hmong hill tribe before heading to the Royal Agricultural Research Center, established to support local initiatives as an alternative to opium cultivation.
  After enjoying lunch at the center, visit the Karen hill tribe village of Mae Klang Luang and admire the spectacular Vachiratharn Waterfall.
• Kew Mae Pan - The Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail is an essential hiking and trekking path for nature enthusiasts. Situated within Doi Inthanon National Park, which hosts Thailand’s highest peak, this trail is a must-visit.
  Visitors to the National Park should include this trail in their plans, as the reward for hiking this short 2.78 km natural path is one of the most stunning panoramic views in Thailand.
• Hmong market - A wonderful opportunity to learn about and experience the simple lifestyle of the Hmong people. Separated from modern society, many of these individuals rely on selling handicrafts to make a living. Truly a delightful place to visit.
• Wachirathan Falls - The Wachirathan Waterfall (pronounced “wah-chee-rah-TAHN”; also spelled Vachirathan or Nam tok Vachirathan) was the second major waterfall encountered on the ascent to the summit of Doi Inthanon.
  Among all the waterfalls seen in Doi Inthanon National Park, this one was considered the most powerful and misty.

Five hours will be spent at the attractions, with the remaining four hours allocated for travel time from pick-up to drop-off.

• Ban I Mat-I Sai Hill Tribe Cultural Centre and Karen Village - Karen villages are scattered throughout the northern Thai countryside. They can be found in nearly every province and district in northern Thailand, including Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Mae Hong Son. Traditionally, the Karen people prefer to live in mountainous highland regions. Many traditional villages still exist in remote areas of Thailand, where the Karen continue to live in basic conditions in bamboo stilt houses.

• Accident insurance
• Set menu lunch at the restaurant at the Royal Agricultural Research Center
• Hotel pick-up and drop off
• Admission fees
• English-speaking guide
• Drinking water and a cold refreshment towel
• Transportation by 9-seater, VIP air-conditioned van

• Options or meals not mentioned in the tour description
• Personal expenses

Don’t let limited time in northern Thailand stop you discovering the beauty of Doi Inthanon National Park. Tick off more attractions in less time during a day trip to the Chiang Mai countryside, famous for Thailand’s highest mountain and Vachiratharn. This stress-free day trip transports you between sights in air-conditioned comfort and comes with the insider knowledge of your guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.