Discover Doi Inthanon National Park on a full-day tour from Chiang Mai, combining Thailand’s highest peak, royal heritage, waterfalls, and authentic highland village life in one well-paced journey. Your day begins with a comfortable hotel pickup and a scenic drive into Doi Inthanon’s cool, green mountains.
Upon arrival, stand at Thailand’s highest point at 2,565 meters and take a short walk through the mossy summit forest. Continue to the iconic Royal Twin Pagodas, surrounded by alpine gardens and sweeping views across the highlands.
Next, explore the lively Hmong market for fresh produce and handmade crafts. Enjoy a Thai set lunch before heading to Ban Mae Klang Luang, a peaceful Karen village framed by cascading rice terraces, where you’ll learn about daily hill-tribe life and local coffee.
End the day at Wachirathan and Mae Klang waterfalls, where misty cascades and jungle scenery reveal the raw beauty of Doi Inthanon.
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Arrive at Thailand’s highest point, 2,565 meters above sea level. Enjoy cool mountain air and take an easy 15–20 minute walk along the summit nature trail, passing mossy trees and drifting mist in a cloud forest setting.
Leave the summit and visit the King’s Pagoda, built in 1987 for King Bhumibol. Walk through manicured alpine gardens and stop at open viewpoints with time for photos overlooking the highlands below the clouds.
Across the valley, explore the Queen’s Pagoda, completed in 1992 for Queen Sirikit. Stroll through colorful flower terraces and enjoy panoramic views that highlight Doi Inthanon’s cool climate and layered green landscape.
As the road descends, visit a lively Hmong market filled with handmade crafts, seasonal mountain fruits, and fragrant herbs. Take time to browse, snack, and observe everyday highland trading in a relaxed local setting.
Continue into the valley to Ban Mae Klang Luang, a Karen village surrounded by rice terraces. Walk among the fields, meet local farmers, and visit a small coffee roasting house to smell and taste fresh mountain-grown beans.
Next comes Wachirathan Waterfall, one of the park’s most dramatic sights. Hear the roar before you see it, feel the cool mist, and take striking photos as powerful water plunges down jungle cliffs.
End the day at Mae Klang Waterfall, where wide rock tiers and flowing streams create a calmer setting. Take unhurried photos, enjoy the soothing sound of water, and relax in the forest atmosphere before the comfortable return to Chiang Mai.
Your precise pickup time will be communicated to you via email; therefore, we advise you to consult your inbox. Kindly meet your driver in the hotel lobby at least 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup. Arriving more than 10 minutes late or after our departure may result in a no-show designation.
This e-ticket is non-transferable and valid only the selected date. No physical ticket is required-just show it on you mobile device. Please meet your guide at the hotel lobby at least 15 minutes before the schedule pickup time.
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