Baan Pa Pong Piang Paddy Fields and Doi Inthanon National Park

Sleep in Ban Pa Pong Piang, the most beautiful rice paddy fields in Thailand
Private trekking
Available from July 1st to November 15th ONLY.
The small hamlet of Ban Pa Pong Piang lost in the mountains of the Doi Inthanon National Park in Chiang Mai province undoubtedly offers one of the most beautiful rice terraces in Thailand

There’s no running electricity at Ban Pa Pong Piang rice paddy (just a limited amount through solar powered panels). So nights are spent by candlelight, adding to the overall ambiance and experience of Ban Pa Pong Piang.

You will have the chance to visit the impressive pagodas of the King and Queen, surrounded by their flower gardens. After a trip to the Wachirathan waterfall, you will do a 2-hour trek to the Pha Dok Siew train

The rice planting season, and when the rice fields are at their best, is from June to November. During winter season, there is no rice, but the weather is nice and the view is beautiful

* Entrances to the park and pagodas not included

The program of Baan Pa Pong Piang Paddy Fields and Doi Inthanon National Park

Day 1

  • Departure between 7.00 a.m. and 7.30 a.m. from your hotel
  • Road to Doi Inthanon National Park and summit (2665m)
  • Trek in the incredible Angkha Nature Trail (20min)
  • Visit the King and Queen Pagodas and their garden
  • Road to Ban Pa Pong Piang
  • Enjoying local dinner
  • Sleep in a local house made of bamboo and wood, the most beautiful house in the middle of the rice fields
  • Bamboo houses have limited electricity from 07:00 to 21:00 only (prepare your own flashlight with batteries)

Day 2

  • Wake up early in the morning and enjoy your breakfast
  • Road to Pha Dok Siew trail
  • 2-hour trek on the magnificent Pha Dok Siew trail
  • Stop at the incredible Wachirathan Waterfall
  • Stop at a local market to discover a traditional market
  • Return around 5 p.m. to your hotel

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