Chiang Mai

Mae Tho National Park

Mae Tho National Park comprises 990 square kilometers and covers mountain terrain in Hot and Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai Province. The geography of the park is rugged mountains with the highest elevation being 1,699 meters at Mount (Doi) Kio Rai Mong. The mountains range...

Mae Wang National Park

Covering 894 sq km, Mae Wang is situated in the Dawna Range, West of Thailand in Nakhon Sawan and Kamphaeng Phet provinces. The park is rugged and hilly with the highest peak Khao Mo Ko Chu at 1,964 m., one of highest in Thailand. Park details Opening...

Pha Daeng National Park

Pha Daeng National Park formerly known as Chiang Dao National Park, is a national park in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand. Established on 2 November 2000, the park covers 1,123 km2 of the Pha Daeng mountain areas of the Daen Lao Range near the border with Burma, just...

Doi Wiang Pha National Park

Doi Wiang Pha National Park covers and area of 583 sq km. in Amphoe Chai Prakan and Fang, Chiang Mai province and Amphoe Mae Suai, Chiang Rai province. The National Park is in the consideration process of being one of the Thailand’s national park. Park details Opening...
Sankamhaeng Hot Springs

Sankamhaeng Hot Springs

Sankamphaeng Hot Springs - The place where the Thai families traditionally go to spend time together. For a very pleasant day out that is off the beaten track you should go to the Sankamhaeng national Park. The Sankamhaeng Hot Springs, about 36 kilometers from Chiang...

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Mon Cham – Chiang Mai

Mon Cham – Chiang Mai

Mon Cham - is located about an hour from Chiang Mai at 1,250 meters above sea level, on a hillridge in a less discovered area  campsite within the Nong Hoi Royal Project. Today, it is one of the largest producers of vegetables for the Royal Project...

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Mae Ai – Thaton

Mae Ai – Thaton

Mae Ai - Thaton is a little sleepy town, situated between Chiangmai and Chiangrai Provinces in an unknown part of North Thailand From Chiang Mai you reach Ban Thaton by bus. Buses depart from Chiang Mai’s Chang Puak bus station. The air conditioned bus runs several...

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Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son - often referred to as “the valley of three mists”, Mae Hong Son is one oft he most beautiful provinces in Thailand. The province’s total area is some 12,000 square kilometers, mostly mountainous and forest-covered . Mae Hong Son can easily be reached...

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Wiang Kum Kam – Chiang Mai

Wiang Kum Kam – Chiang Mai

Wiang Kum Kam - or“the reason King Mengrai built Chiang Mai.” 1286 King Mengrai founded  Wiang Kum Kam. It was the capital of the Lanna empire for a period of only 10 years. Because the town regularly flooded, Mengrai decided to move the capital to his newly...

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Doi Inthanon – Chiang Mai

Doi Inthanon – Chiang Mai

Doi Inthanon - Part of the Himalayan mountain range, Doi Inthanon also know as "The Roof of Thailand" at 2,565 metres above the sea level ,the National Park covers an area of 482.4 square kilometers in three districts of Chiang Mai province. The park is part of...

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Chiang Dao Cave

Chiang Dao Cave

Chiang Dao as well know at his nickname “City of Stars” which pertains to the limestone peaks that stick out above the green valley. Chiang Dao Caves are situated approx 70 km north of Chiang Mai on a good highway. The Caves are one of the main attractions in the...

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Ban Mae Kampong – Chiang Mai

Ban Mae Kampong – Chiang Mai

Ban Mae Kampong is about 50km north east of Chiang Mai, situated around 1,300m above sea level in Chiang Mai's Mae On district, Ban Mae Kampong is locally famous as a centre for the production of pickled tea leaves. A handful of beautiful wooden cottages built on a...

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