Thailand's highest mountain, its Royal Pagodas and its best-known waterfall.
Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in Thailand. The national park around it holds the twin Royal Pagodas, Wachirathan Waterfall, the Kew Mae Pan trail and the village of Pa Pong Piang.
Most visitors come for the summit and its sunrise, then the twin Royal Pagodas built in honour of the King and Queen, with wide views over the forested ranges.
Wachirathan Waterfall, on the road up the mountain, is the most visited waterfall in Chiang Mai and at its most powerful in the rainy season.
Our two-day trips combine the park with a night at Pa Pong Piang: the July–October trip visits the pagodas and Wachirathan; the November–March trip adds sunrise at the summit and the Kew Mae Pan trail.
2 days, 1 night / Easy to moderate
Hidden waterfalls on the way in, a night in a local homestay above the terraces, then the Royal Pagodas and Wachirathan Waterfall on Doi Inthanon.
Runs July to October
Runs July to October
From 4,700 THB per person
View details: Pa Pong Piang & Doi Inthanon, 2 Days2 days, 1 night / Moderate
Sunset over the terraces, sunrise on Thailand's highest peak, then the Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail through cloud forest and grassland ridges.
Runs November to March
Runs November to March
From 4,700 THB per person
View details: Kew Mae Pan Trek & Pa Pong Piang, 2 Days
Book online in a few minutes, or send your dates and group size and Tee will help you choose the right trip.
All tours are guided in English or Thai.
