
- Full day, about 9.5 hours
- pickup 8:30
- Moderate walking
Doi Inthanon National Park
The highest mountain in Thailand, two royal pagodas, a hike through the forest to a Karen village, and the biggest waterfall in the park.
These are the trips people ask me for most often. All of them are private, in my own van, with pickup at your hotel. You can change any stop or ask for something else. Prices are for the whole van, and I quote them before you decide anything.

The highest mountain in Thailand, two royal pagodas, a hike through the forest to a Karen village, and the biggest waterfall in the park.

A morning with elephants at a sanctuary that does not offer riding, a bamboo raft down the Mae Wang river, and a limestone waterfall you can walk up barefoot.

A forest temple on the side of Doi Suthep, the golden temple above the city, the umbrella makers of Bo Sang, and a hot spring to finish.

The White Temple, the Blue Temple, the Black House and the Guan Yin statue at Wat Huay Pla Kang, with a stop at the hot springs on the way. A long day, about twelve hours.

The Chiang Rai temples, then north to the Mekong at the Golden Triangle, the tea plantations, Doi Tung and the hill villages, with one or two nights in Chiang Rai.

A canyon of eroded rock pillars south of the city, a bamboo raft on the Mae Wang river, a café by the fish ponds, and a hilltop temple on the way home.

A mountain village of wooden houses east of Chiang Mai, a soak at San Kamphaeng hot springs, and a limestone cave with a reclining Buddha.

An easy day in the Mae Sa valley north of the city, with the glasshouses and canopy walk of the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, the ten tiers of Mae Sa waterfall, and an orchid farm on the way back.

Your own itinerary, airport and station pickups, or several days across the north. Tell me what you have in mind and I will tell you what is possible.
Send me your dates and how many you are, and I will suggest a plan. It costs nothing.