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Chiang Rai Jungle Adventure: Trek, Bamboo Cooking, and Hot Spring
Embark on an exciting Chiang Rai jungle adventure! Trek through bamboo forests, visit local villages, cook with bamboo utensils, and unwind in a natural hot spring.
Embark on an exciting Chiang Rai jungle adventure! Trek through bamboo forests, visit local villages, cook with bamboo utensils, and unwind in a natural hot spring.
Duration:
8 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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Mueang Chiang Rai - Do you want trek through the jungles and the mountains of the southern Himalayas?
We show you some highlights of the the jungle of Chiang Rai. Suitable for couple, families and groups. Dive in the live of Lahu and Akha Hilltribes. See a chinese village and it’s tea plantation. Enjoy bamboo cooking and a bath in Huay Kaew…
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Mueang Chiang Rai - Do you want trek through the jungles and the mountains of the southern Himalayas?
We show you some highlights of the the jungle of Chiang Rai. Suitable for couple, families and groups. Dive in the live of Lahu and Akha Hilltribes. See a chinese village and it’s tea plantation. Enjoy bamboo cooking and a bath in Huay Kaew Waterfall and a hot spring spa. Yada Travel will let you enjoy the fascinating flora and fauna of Nothern Thailand. Our trekking guides are licensed, friendly and knowledgeable about the jungle and environment trail. The guides will also enchant you with a meal, only with natural utensils by open fire. This is a full day trekking tour and you will hiking about 15 km. Our tour guides are from the hilltribes like Lahu and Akha and speak the Hilltribe language.
What's Included
- Lunch
- Private transportation
- All Fees and Taxes
- Lunch
- Private transportation
- All Fees and Taxes
What's Not Included
- Bottled water
- Bottled water
Additional Information
Experience some of the best parts of Chiang Rai’s jungle. It’s a perfect choice for couples, families, and groups. The journey begins with a hike from Phra Soep Hot Spring to bamboo woods, farmlands, and paddy fields. We then move on to Lahu, Akha village, Chinese village, and the second biggest waterfall in Chiang Rai. Remember to bring your swimwear…
Experience some of the best parts of Chiang Rai’s jungle. It’s a perfect choice for couples, families, and groups. The journey begins with a hike from Phra Soep Hot Spring to bamboo woods, farmlands, and paddy fields. We then move on to Lahu, Akha village, Chinese village, and the second biggest waterfall in Chiang Rai. Remember to bring your swimwear and a towel. Have fun with a bamboo-cooked lunch using handcrafted bamboo utensils. Finally, unwind in the hot spring’s mineral-infused water. We provide a return ride to your hotel from there. Expect to walk for about 5 hours, covering a distance of 10-12 km.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Baronetje
Aug 31, 2025
Crazy great vibes - Unforgettable experience, crazy great vibes with the guides and a challenging but doable track, if u like to learn, laugh and walk, ull love this one.
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Sarah_s
Aug 19, 2025
Great days trekking - We were lucky and had a tour group of just two. Eat was a great guide and had a great sense of humour and great English. The bush cooked meal using bamboo was delicious. I would highly recommend this company.
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Sebast-delph
Jul 17, 2025
A BEAUTIFUL KOURNEE - A really great treck with beautiful scenery, very friendly guides, info along the way and a meal cooked in surprising bamboo 😜.
We have covered more than 9 kms with coasts and trails surrounded by nature, so you have to be in shape to enjoy this day to the fullest.
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Matt
Jul 10, 2025
Bush Bashing and Bamboo Cooking - The bamboo lunch, from preparation to cooking to eating, was a real surprise. Unforgettable and very tasty. The trek included great views, an invigorating dip in a waterfall and relatively natural village visits. The guides were fun, helpful and expert navigators (and bush bashers!). The handmade chopsticks are now a treasured possession.
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Q5406upstevea
Apr 17, 2025
Exiting hike - Hike in the rainforest was really exciting. Our guide and chef were very funny guys and the food was delicious.
We would recommend bringing with you at least two liters of water. Long pants and hiking boots would be good as well. Some level of fitness is needed because the trail contains several ascents (we did around 500 m).
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Dylarat
Mar 14, 2025
Amazing One-Day Trek with Bamboo Cooking and Waterfall in Chiang Rai - We had an unforgettable experience on this one-day trekking tour in Chiang Rai! Our guide, James, was fantastic—he had so much knowledge about the different local peoples and their traditions, and he shared it with us in such an engaging way. He also knew a lot about the plants and nature around us, explaining different species as we walked through the beautiful landscape.
The highlight of our tour was definitely the bamboo cooking and the waterfall. The bamboo cooking was absolutely fascinating—we finally understood how this traditional technique works, and it was amazing to see how simple yet effective it is. The food was delicious, and it was surprising how easily it could be prepared using bamboo.
The waterfall was breathtaking, the perfect place to cool off and take in the beauty of nature. Throughout the trek, James was incredibly patient and never rushed us, allowing us to take small breaks whenever we needed them. His calm and relaxed attitude made the whole experience even more enjoyable.
If you’re looking for an authentic and immersive trekking experience in Chiang Rai, we highly recommend this tour!
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Genevievec610
Feb 20, 2025
I highly recommend - A perfect day, beautiful hike in the jungle, passing from villages to villages, stop at the well deserved waterfall! The guys are super friendly and the food is just great!
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Karen_a
Feb 15, 2025
Highlight guaranteed! - Just finished this fantastic day and can’t recommend highly enough. Our guides, James (Bond), Wat (see you tomorrow) & Tee were terrific from start to finish and having Loong the dog leading the way, as well as the guys brilliant humor was great for moral during some tough hill climbs. These guys really did make the entire day so much fun! Wear comfortable, good shoes, cover up against the elements, use insect repellent and carry plenty of water. This is a tour that gives a truly authentic taste of rural Thailand. With bamboo jungles, rubber/pineapple/tea/corn plantations, local friendly villages, gorgeous happy children, dogs & free ranging chickens galore, the day was jam packed. The views are spectacular. Experiencing the unique and clever way they prepared and cooked our feast for lunch as well as all the utensils was so cool. But for me, sitting under the waterfall, looking up at the leaves gently falling down around us in the beautiful forest will be an image I will remember for ever. I left feeling a deep appreciation for Thailand that I hope everyone gets the chance to experience. The sense of achievement as you’re passing through the country heading home, having met new friends and having made some incredible memories is well worth the effort.
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Sabiner667
Feb 10, 2025
Incroyable - Beautiful, a timeless break, very nice guide and , interesting. To do without hesitation. Putting on good shoes, it climbs quite a bit
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Fearless596188
Mar 16, 2025
A great day out - This was a great day, away from the bustle and we were looked after well by Mo and Wat. More of a mini hike, than just a walk, there were a few short steep sections and boulders to scramble around, but Mo ensured that the pace was relaxed with plenty of water breaks. We learned a lot about the trees and crops we passed by, especially bamboo. The day’s highlight was lunch where all the utensils were made from bamboo either along the walk or at the lunch stop. A real memory made from my time in Thailand.
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