Start your day with a scenic drive from Chiang Mai to the peaceful mountain village of Mae Kampong. Surrounded by lush forests and cool mountain air, the village offers a glimpse into traditional northern Thai life.

Take a walk through the village, discovering its charming wooden houses, small local shops, and tea and coffee plantations. Learn about the unique culture of the area and the lifestyle of its residents.

Enjoy a light trek through the jungle, passing through plantations and bamboo groves. Along the way, stop at a beautiful waterfall where you can relax and take in the natural surroundings.

After your trek, savor a delicious lunch made with local ingredients, served in a tranquil village setting.

Next, continue your journey to Mae On Cave, one of the largest and most impressive caves in the Chiang Mai region. Inside, marvel at dramatic limestone formations, stalactites, and stalagmites. The atmosphere is both mysterious and beautiful.

In the afternoon, head to San Kamphaeng Hot Springs for some well-deserved relaxation. Soak in the warm mineral waters, enjoy a private pool, or simply unwind in the serene environment.
Finish the day with a comfortable drive back to Chiang Mai, feeling refreshed and recharged from your nature escape.

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.

Ascend to the highest peak of Thailand and indulge in mesmerizing sightseeing at the Pagodas.

Come join us for a day that promises to elevate you to the pinnacle of Thailand.

Doi Inthanon stands as the highest mountain in the country, nestled within the Himalayan range, boasting lush vegetation that has established it as one of the most sought-after national parks in the region.

Amidst various points of interest, immerse yourself in the charm of the magnificent King and Queen's Pagoda surrounded by their lush garden and explore the expansive Royal Project. This project showcases a diverse array of vegetables, plants, and fruits cultivated with utmost care, free from any chemical products and in complete harmony with nature. Doi Inthanon is not just a national park; it's a captivating natural haven.

Our program offers a 2-hour trek along one of the most renowned trails in the Park, the Kew Mae Pan trail. This trail leads you to the highest point in Thailand, treating you to an absolutely extraordinary viewpoint above the clouds during the early morning. The remainder of the day is dedicated to exploring the park.

* (Note: During the rainy season, the Kew Mae Pan trail is closed and replaced by the Pha Dok Siew rice paddy fields)

Important: Everything is already included! National Park entrance fees, Pagodas, lunch...