Tour Code : WST010
Tour Time : 08.30-17.00 pm.
Price : 3,200 Baht


Highlight:

Explore the highest mountain in Thailand and discover the beauty of Doi Inthanon National Park, including the majestic Phra Mahathat Nophamethanidol and Phra Mahathat Nophol Bhumisiri pagodas, Mhong Market, a Karen hill tribe at Mae Klang Luang village, and the stunning Wachiratharn Waterfall.

Tour Description:

Discover Doi Inthanon, the summit of which is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations due to its cool weather at altitudes ranging from 2,000 to 2,565 meters.

Begin your journey by visiting the highest mountain in Thailand. Along the way, marvel at the modern chedis adorned with captivating tiled murals, including Phra Mahathat Nophamethanidol and Phra Mahathat Nophol Bhumisiri, pagodas built by the Royal Air Force for HM the King’s 5th Anniversary in B.E.2530 (A.D.1987). Continue to the Royal Project Research Station.

Next, immerse yourself in the culture of the Karen hill tribe before admiring the beauty of Wachiratharn, an 80-meter-high waterfall on the Mae Klang River, known for its enchanting rainbows formed by sunlight reflecting on the water spumes.

Itinerary :

  • Pick up from your hotel at 08.30 am.
  • Visit the highest mountain in Thailand and nature trail
  • Visit Two beautiful pagodas Phra Mahathat Nophamethanidol and Phra Mahathat Nophol Bhumisiri
  • Stop at Mhong Market
  • Have lunch on the way
  • Visit the Karen hill tribe at Baan Mae Klang Luang (No Long Neck)
  • Next visit Wachiratharn, the 80 meter-high waterfall
  • Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai about 16.30-17.00 pm.

This Tour Includes:

  • Licensed English Tour Guide
  • Air-conditioned Sedan car or Mini Bus (Depend on group size)
  • All entrance fees
  • Pick up and drop off at your hotel
  • Lunch
  • Travel Insurance

This Tour Excludes:

  • Other expense not mentioned in the program

Clothing : Casual with jacket / jumper recommended for cool season

The price: 3,200 baht per person (Private tour only. Minimum 2 pax)

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