Doi Inthanon - Doi Inthanon national park spans 482 square kilometers containing a plethora of hiking trails, authentic villages and features the highest point in Thailand. A wonderful scenic park with a jungle landscape and abundant waterfalls. Many hiking trails, local food, hill tribe and highest point in Thailand.
Doi Luang mountain is the tallest mountain in Thailand. The summit features a meteorological and agricultural research center for the royal project founded by King Rama the Ninth, Bhumibol Adulyadej. The mountain features a rich biodiversity containing over 300 species of birds. It sits at 2565 meters above sea level. As you can imagine that temperature is lower than the valley offering a nice getaway from the heat. The Ang Kha trail offers a light trek along the hilltop.
Afterwards we leave for our second destination for a 2 hr trek to see more nature, waterfalls etc, on this trek we will visit a Karen village where we can relax and have a cup of the delicious Arabica coffee grown and roasted by local villagers. We will then go to lunch and afterwards visit Wachirathan waterfall and then back to Chiang Mai.

Phra Maha Dhatu Naphamethinidon and Naphaphonphumisiri Pagoda - Twin pagodas of The King RAMA IX and The Queen Sirikirt of Thailand

Ban Mae Klang Luang - Karen hill tribe at the village and here are also provide Home Stay for tourist all year round. Enjoy the hot coffee serve by villager at the village. Good and strong village.

Wachirathan Falls - The biggest waterfall on northern of Thailand.

Doi Inthanon - Visit the summit with 2565 mt above sea level. Enjoy your time at Ang -Kha trail time for taking photos at the park. Here also the place was fond more than 300 species of birds.

Pha Dok Seaw Waterfall - Highlight for this trip, that you can trekking to the village, you will enjoy a lot with taking photos. Waterfall, rice paddies, villages and farm, coffee plantations, Flowers plant and the huts for farmer. Beautiful scenery. Try some organic Arabica hot coffee after trek.

Doi Inthanon - Hmong’market