Doi Intanon National Park, a bountiful reservoir of natural beauty, is positioned south of Chiang Mai in Thailand. The refreshing mountain breeze and the crisp, cool weather provide a revitalizing escape from urban life. Standing at 8514 feet above sea level, Doi Intanon, Thailand’s tallest peak, is perhaps the most well-preserved National Parks in the country. It is particularly famous among bird enthusiasts, with a reported spotting of more than 383 species.

The journey includes stops at: Wat Phrathad Chom Thong, home to sacred relics and age-old treasures, Wachiratharn Waterfall, the dual chedis erected by the Thai Airforce in tribute to King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit, and the summit that houses the shrine of Chao Inthawitchayanon, Chiang Mai’s former prince. A brief hike on Michael’s Trail promises a magnificent and memorable experience. A picnic-style lunch is provided during this tour.

• Proper attire to enter a temple (No dresses above the knee. No short pants or three quarter pants. Modest shirts. No see through garments. No sports-wear. No footwear inside temple.)
• Children must be accompanied at all times.
• The complimentary Roundtrip Transfers applicable for Chiang Mai city hotels only. For properties beyond 7kms from city centre (Thapae Gate), there will be a small cost for hotel pick up/drop off and tour may need to be upgraded to a Private Tour. We ensure additional charge will be kept as low as possible AND customer advised in full prior to Reservation being made.
• At least 2 people are required for this activity to take place. Single traveler may book this product, but is subject to availability
• For Spanish, French, German, Russian speaking guide you can upgrade to a Private Tour PLUS add Supplement payment Baht 800.00 (whole party).
• Doi Intanon can get very cold, so warm weather clothing is recommended.
• Infants seats are available to request but cannot be guaranteed