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About the tour
Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in Thailand. It is in Chom Thong District, Chiang Mai Province. This mountain is an ultra prominent peak and was also known in the past as Doi Luang or Doi Ang Ka, meaning "the crow's pond top".
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Included in the price
Doi Inthanon National Park
- Transfers by private minivan or 4WD (depending on the season)
- English speaking tour guide
- All visits/excursions as mentioned in tour itinerary
- National Park entrance fees
- Accommodation is basic dormitory in village huts, with toilet and shower outside. Sleeping bags, foam mats and mosquito nets are provided at no extra charge
- Service charges and VAT
Doi Inthanon National Park
- Transfers by private minivan or 4WD (depending on the season)
- English speaking tour guide
- All visits/excursions as mentioned in tour itinerary
- National Park entrance fees
- Accommodation is basic dormitory in village huts, with toilet and shower outside. Sleeping bags, foam mats and mosquito nets are provided at no extra charge
- Service charges and VAT
Day-wise Itinerary
ExpandDay 1: Arrival At Chiang Mai And Transfer To Doi Inthanon
08:30 AM. Meet your guide at your hotel and depart by private vehicle heading south-west of Chiang Mai. Reach the mountaintop for exploration and a short trek. Visit the two pagodas near the summit, offering fantastic views of the valley. After lunch at local restaurant, depart for a two hours hike reaching a small Karen hilltribe village where you will spend the night. A Thai dinner is prepared by your guide.
Day 2: Departure
- After breakfast, start hiking from the village on the mountain, passing jungle forest and cultivated valleys in a scenic area on the foot-hills of the Doi Inthanon. Meet with your vehicle and transfer to Vachiratarn waterfall, one of the park's many waterfalls for a local Thai style picnic lunch. Afternoon, relax and explore the area before transfer back to Chiang Mai. Drop off at hotel or airport.
- Note: Elephant riding can be organized as an option (to be arranged and paid on spot with the guide).
Exclusions
Expand- Other meals than mentioned in the program, and expenditures of a personal nature
Terms and Conditions
Expand- Village overnight is very basic. Participants must be aware that there are no western-style toilets and washing facilities. Sleeping is on a bamboo floor in the villager’s hut. Sleeping bags, foam mats and mosquito nets are supplied.
- The itinerary/route is for guideline only and can slightly change according to the season, local conditions, climate, or participant’s fitness or abilities.
- Recommended items to take on a trek: Good pair of running shoes, or lightweight trekking shoes, with socks. T-shirts (cotton), one short or long pants. Towel (or sarong), swimming suits, toilet and personal effects. Personal prescription drugs, contact lenses, glasses. Sun-cream (waterproof), hat, sunglasses. Long sleeves sweater and pants, or jogging suits. A small flashlight, camera and films.
- Additional trekking information: During the cold season (December and January) we recommend to add a fleece and long pants as temperatures can drop and it can be cold at night in the mountains.
