• Tubing Chiang Mai - The day begins with hotel pickup in central Chiang Mai at approximately 07:30, followed by a one-hour drive north to Bua Tong, the renowned “Sticky Waterfall.” Here, the mineral-coated limestone grips bare feet, allowing visitors to walk directly up the cascades. Guests can climb as many tiers as they wish alongside their guide before continuing to the riverside base camp in Mae Taeng for a Thai lunch. In the afternoon, participants take to the water with a tube for a guided float down the Mae Taeng River—roughly 50 to 75 minutes of gentle current, jungle-lined banks, and scenic rice-field views, with a river guide floating nearby and a support crew stationed on the bank. Back at camp, the adventure concludes with a natural rock slide at SaGee Waterfall, a rinse under hot showers, and fresh fruit to relax before the return drive to the hotel.

• SaGee Waterfall natural rock slide
• Bottled water
• Hot showers, changing rooms and a towel at base camp
• Local accident insurance
• English-speaking river guide, safety briefing and supervision
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• River tube and life jacket
• Waterproof phone pouch to borrow
• Entrance fees

• Personal expenses and extra drinks
• Tips and gratuities (optional)
• Comprehensive travel insurance

Bua Tong is a spring-fed limestone waterfall that stays clear and easy to grip all year round, allowing visitors to walk straight up the falls even during the rainy season. It is paired with the calmest stretch of the Mae Taeng River, where a slow, guided float drifts past jungle and rice fields with a support crew on the bank. The journey continues at SaGee Waterfall’s natural rock slide, located right behind the riverside base camp. Small groups, hot showers, lockers, and a Thai lunch are all included, making for one relaxed day featuring two very different waterfalls.

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