Itinerary
- Wachirathan Falls: You will be picked up from your hotel (or a designated meeting point) between 7:00–7:30 a.m. (the exact time will be confirmed after booking).
Enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Doi Inthanon National Park, where your first stop is Wachirathan Waterfall (Diamond Creek Waterfall)—one of the largest in Northern Thailand. Known for its powerful cascades, misty spray, and frequent rainbows, it’s a must-see highlight of the park. - Take a short walk through the lush highland rainforest to reach the Doi Inthanon Summit, the highest point in Thailand. Located in Doi Inthanon National Park, Chiang Mai, this scenic spot—known as the "Roof of Thailand"—stands at 2,565 meters (8,415 feet) above sea level. Don’t miss the chance to take memorable photos at the summit sign, marking the top of Thailand.
- Phra Maha Dhatu Naphamethinidon and Naphaphonphumisiri Pagoda: Visit the stunning King and Queen Pagodas at Doi Inthanon, built to honor Thailand’s beloved monarchs. Set high above the clouds, these twin pagodas are surrounded by vibrant gardens and offer breathtaking panoramic views. Admire the elegant architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and capture unforgettable photos at one of Doi Inthanon’s most iconic spots.
- Doi Inthanon: Visit Hmong Market in Doi Inthanon National Park, where local hill tribe people sell fresh local produce and food.
- Kew Mae Pan: ** We trek on this route from 1 Nov - 31 May*** Embark on a captivating 2-hour, 3 k.m. moderate trekking along Doi Inthanon's Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail! Ascend for gorgeous, clear viewpoint vistas, experiencing Thailand's true natural beauty. Wander through pristine forests, soaking in breathtaking mountain views, diverse flora, and fauna. Explore lush cloud forests and capture stunning panoramic scenes above the clouds. A rewarding adventure for nature lovers seeking serenity and spectacular photos.
- Pha Dok Seaw Waterfall: ** We trek on this route from 1 Jun - 31 Oct*** Take a captivating 2-hour, 2.5 k.m. moderate trekking through Doi Inthanon's lush jungle, following a narrow mountain trail. Your knowledgeable local guide leads you to the stunning, hidden Pha Dok Siew Waterfall. Along the way, pass farmlands, coffee plantations, and beautiful rice terraces (available July-mid Nov) before reaching a Karen hill tribe village. Experience Thailand's pristine forests, rich flora/fauna, and breathtaking views. A rewarding adventure for nature lovers seeking authenticity and spectacular photos.
- Ban Mae Klang Luang: mmerse in Baan Mae Klang Luang, a serene Karen hill tribe village. Get in touch with local life, witnessing daily activities and traditions. Savor authentic coffee tasting with freshly brewed village coffee. Discover local hospitality, crafts, and farming. This visit offers a genuine glimpse into a vibrant community, providing a meaningful cultural experience. Connect with heritage!
Includes
- Accident insurance
- Thai Lunch (not too spicy)
- All Entrance Fees (400 THB) are Included in the price.
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Details
On this tour, you can cool off on Thailand's highest peak while taking in the beautiful scenic Doi Inthanon National Park. Nighttime temperatures on the peak can be as low as -8 degrees centigrade. In the cold/dry season, nighttime frosts are common. Daytime temperatures can be surprisingly cold so do not forget a long sleeve jumper. On the way up we will walk on the famous nature trail, Kew Mae Pan (November - May) or Pha Dok Siew (June - October) then visit Wachirithan Waterfalls, The King and Queen Chedi's, (the best views across the park are found here), and then on to the peak of Doi Inthanon the highest mountain in Thailand. Near the top, we will take the Angkha nature walk where you can walk among the unique flora and forests that grow at this altitude. There are both Karen and Hmong villages in the bounds of Doi Inthanon and we will see those at the local market on the way down the mountain before making our way back to Chiang Mai.
Know Before You Go
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- The tour will proceed despite the bad weather as long as it is still safe to do the activities.
- The trek covers about 2–3 kilometers and is of moderate difficulty, with some uneven and slippery areas. Guests are advised to wear proper walking or trekking shoes.
- What to bring: Proper shoes for trekking, insect spray, jacket, sunglasses
