Two days Doi Inthanon national park – Chiang Mai Province, Thailand

EXPERIENCE

The trail sits at 2,200 meters above sea level, just a few hundred meters below Thailand’s highest peak (2,565 meters). Take note that Doi Inthanon National Park is opened all year but Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail is closed from June to October i.e. the raining season. If you are travelling between June to October, Please take this tour : https://www.getyourguide.com/-t765848

DAY ONE
8:00 Pick up at your hotel
– We will take you to visit the local market to buy some food and drink during the tours. From your hotel to local market takes 40 minutes. You can spend your time for 15 minutes.
– We will drive you again to the Local coffee shop (1.30 hour driving). This coffee shop is organic coffee. All are hand-make coffee. You can take a break there for 15 minutes.
– We will drive you to hiking point for 30 minutes. This hiking is a bit hard but it is short way to hike. It’s okay if you walk slowly. You will see the highest waterfall in Chiang mai, the second waterfall and the last waterfall is where you can refresh yourself. The water comes from the ground on the mountain, it’s clean and fresh.
– Then you will reach at Pa Pong Piang where you are going to take overnight.
– Your guide will explain to you about the living and the culture of Karen hill tribe.
– You can enjoy with the sunset while you are having dinner.
– Sleep in the Guest house at Pa Pong Piang. We prepare everything for you to give you a comfortably.

DAY TWO

– 5: 50 AM. You have to get up very early to go by car to the highest mountain in Thailand.
– Enjoying with the Sunrise from the highest mountains in Thailand.
– Breakfast will be soft-boil rice and Coffee.
– Start hiking to Kew Mae Pan trail. This hiking is the most beautiful panoramic view you will ever see in Thailand.
– Visit tween pagodas that build for the King and the Queen.
– Lunch (Noodles)
– Finish the tour about 3 pm.

HIGHLIGHTS

Beautiful landscapes
Less tourists
You can lots of stars at night

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