An easy Monk trail with Chiang Mai most famous temples

This trekking is great to discover the jungle around the city of Chiang Mai, but also it's most famous and venerated temple: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep (aka the Golden Temple) .



After our drive of about 45min to arrive at the top of the Suthep mountain, we will visit the Meo local village, from the Hmong hill tribe, before heading to the Doi Suthep temple! You will have enough time to visit this amazing Golden temple, and even get a panoramic view on Chiang Mai city.

We will then start our soft trail, for about 45m ( 3 km ), with a mild incline of moderate difficulty. Once we enter the trail, we will follow the trees wrapped in the customary orange cloth that monks in Thailand use to dress themselves ( this route was originally a Buddhist pilgrimage route. )



At the end of the trail, we will enjoy the quietness of the Wat Umong temple, that gives the temple its undeniable serene and peaceful atmosphere. You will able to visit the famous tunnels under the temple.
We will then drive you back to your hotel, for 2.00pm

2 pers mininum. For less, please contact us to check if we have a departure for your date. This trail is in really small group, about 6 people.
Included : Tickets, Transportation, English Guide, Accident insurance.

Up to the highest peak of Thailand, and sightseeing at the Pagodas

Come with us for a day that will take you to the highest point of Thailand.
Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in the country, and is part of the Himalayan range.
Its lush vegetation has made it one of the most popular national parks in the country.

In addition to many points of interest to visit, such as the magnificent King and Queen's Pagoda surrounded by their garden, or its immense Royal project, where many varieties of vegetables, plants, and fruits are grown, all without any chemical products and in the purest respect of nature, Doi Inthanon is above all an appealing natural site.


With our program, you will be able to hike for 2 hours on one of the most famous trails in the Park, the Kew Mae Pan trail, which takes you in the early morning to the highest point in Thailand to enjoy an absolutely extraordinary viewpoint, located above the clouds. The rest of the day is devoted to visiting the park.
* (During the rainy season, the Kew Mae Pan trail is closed, and replaced by the Pha Dok Siew rice paddy fields)
Important: with is everything is already included! National Park entrances fees, Pagodas, lunch...