Visit Thailand’s highest point at Doi Inthanon National Park, above the mountains of Chiang Mai. Find tranquility at the beautiful cascades of the Sirithan and Wachiratharn waterfalls, and explore the Karen Tribe community at Sobhad Village.

About this activity

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Limited to 9 participants

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Starting time 8:30 AM

English

Free pick-up and drop-off only for customers located in the central city of Chiang Mai.

➫ Visit Thailand’s highest point at Doi Inthanon National Park, above the mountains of Chiang Mai

➫Find tranquility at the beautiful cascades of the Sirithan and Wachiratharn waterfalls

➫Meet a Karen Tribe at Sobhad Village, where you can support the local community as you learn more about their culture and lifestyle

➫Enjoy the intimacy of a small group tour with 9 people maximum

Get picked up from your hotel in Chiang Mai city center for a day to explore one of Thailand’s original national parks and highest mountain, Doi Inthanon. Perfect for adventurers and culture enthusiasts alike, this tour will feature picturesque landscapes, remote villages, and incredible viewpoints.

The first stop is one of the largest and the most beautiful waterfalls in the country, the Wachirathan Waterfall. Over 80 meters high, the power of this waterfall creates a refreshing mist that feeds the surrounding vegetation. The next stop is the stunning 50-meter cascade, Sirithan Waterfall fed by the Mae Klong River. 

Next, you’ll stop at the famous twin pagodas: the Napamatanee Don and Napaphon Bhumisiri. Built for the Royal King and Queen, they are located at the highest point in Thailand. The last stop is a visit to the Karen Tribe locale. Learn a bit about the hill tribes people’s culture and way of life in their village of Sobhad.

✅Hotel pickup and drop-off

✅English-speaking tour guide

✅Air-conditioned vehicle

✅Drinking Water

✅Insurance

❌ Entrance fees (Depending on the option chosen)

❌Lunch

-People with back problems

-People with mobility impairments

-People with heart problems

-People with respiratory issues