About Doi Inthanon National Park Tour
Why Book Doi Inthanon National Park Tour?
Highlights
Get close to nature by visiting the tallest mountain in Thailand which has a height of 2,565 metres above sea level.
Learn about the Karen hill tribe people by visiting the remote village around the park.
Hike along the green mountain paths and capture panoramic views of waterfalls, landscapes, forests, and cultures.
Inclusions
Hotel pick up and drop in a one-day Doi Inthanon National Park Tour.
An English-speaking driver guide will be accompanying you during different activities such as hiking, waterfalls, the highest point in Thailand, two chedis, and a Hmong hill tribe market.
Onboard spacious, comfortable, and air-conditioned vehicles.
Accident insurance included.
Access to clean drinking water.
Entrance to Doi Inthanon National Park.
Experiences During Doi Inthanon National Park Tour
Get to the highest point in Thailand which is 2,565 metres above sea level. This is the point where you can capture beautiful views of the forests, waterfalls, and landscapes. Take a short walk trail to see nature and feel the cold weather at the highest point in Thailand. This spot will take you through the chilly parts of the forests. It is also home to over 360 bird species, making it the best spot to go bird-watching in Thailand.
The Angkha nature trail follows the path by which you will be entering the himalayan range. It is a broad walk that is 366 metres in length. It will take approx 30 minutes to complete the trail. Since this trail is surrounded by evergreen forests, the weather remains mild throughout the year.
In this place, you will explore rare plants and wildlife, such as Ferns, white-tailed sunbirds, Rhododendron, Pere David’s Vole, etc. Make sure to go early in the morning to capture beautiful views of the sun rays in the forest.
Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail in Doi Inthanon National Park Tour is a short walk which will give you the scenic views of the Kew Mae Pan Nature Waterfall. The trail is approx 3 kilometres long that you can enjoy with the amazing views of the mountains that come along the way. It is recommended to visit this place during the afternoon as the view gets even better during a bright sunny day.
The Royal Pagodas and the Gardens are a few minutes' drive from Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail. This place was built to commemorate the birthdays of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and his Queen. This place will give you the best views of the gardens and it is surrounded by plenty of butterflies and bees. Spend at least 30 minutes checking the interior of King and Queen Pagodas and go for a gentle walk to get the fresh air in this place.
Wachirathan Waterfall is the first place you will see on your Doi Inthanon National Park Tour. It is an incredible attraction that will make you say “WOW” instantly. It resides near Chom Thong in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand. It is advisable to stay overnight at this place. There are some bungalows and private houses where you can stay for several nights. This is the perfect place for those who love the outdoors because it is protected and has so much to offer. The air is cleaner and there are plenty of activities to enjoy.
There are a lot of waterfalls you will come across on your Doi Inthanon National Park Tour - and Sirithan Waterfall is one of them. This place is underrated, but it is one of the most beautiful places you will come across in Thailand. It comes on the way to the small village of Mae Klang Luang. This place is perfect for photographers, especially waterfall photographers. Also, you will be served delicious food while you admire the waterfall surrounded by trees and songbirds.
Know Before You Book Doi Inthanon National Park Tour
Essential Information:
Location: It is located in Chiang Mai Province.
Timing: 5:30am - 6:30pm.
Best Time To Visit:
The best time to visit Doi Inthanon National Park is early in the morning. During this time, the place is less crowded and you can capture the beautiful views of the sun's rays on the forest. With less crowd and more time, you can easily explore this place in less hurry and hustle.
How To Reach:
By scooter: You can rent a scooter for 200-250 Baht by joining tours with English speaking guides.
By Bus: You can take a minibus from Chiang Mia - Chom Thong Line. It will drop you at Phra That Sri Chom Thong Temple.
By Car: You can hire a private driver for a day to reach Doi Inthanon National Park. The trip will cost you around 3380 Baht.
Doi Inthanon National Park Tour FAQs
Can we book Doi Inthanon National Park Tour online?
Yes, You can book your tour of Doi Inthanon National Park and grab heavy discounts on different packages. The biggest advantage of booking your tickets online is that you don’t have to stand in long queues to get your tickets. When you book your tickets from us, you will get instant confirmation on your bookings.
What is the minimum age required to book Doi Inthanon National Park Tour?
Doi Inthanon National Park welcomes childrens of all ages. Childrens over the age of 11 will be considered as adults. The entry fees to book the tour is 300 Baht for adults and 150 Baht for children aged 3-14 years.
Do we have to book a separate Doi Inthanon National Park Tour for Kids?
Yes. Children between 0-2 can join the tour of Doi Inthanon National Park Tour for free as they don’t require an additional seat. Children between the ages of 3-8 will be charged 75% of the tourists' rates. Also, a child height over 120cm will be charged an adult rate. Children over 8 years of age will be considered adults.
What are the best attractions to see during the Doi Inthanon National Park Tour?
Doi Inthanon National Park is heaven on earth for nature lovers as there are multiple places to explore during the tour such as Ang Ka Nature Trail, Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail, Wachirathan Waterfall, Mae Ya Waterfall, Sirithan Waterfall, Burm and Emily’s Elephant Sanctuary, and more.
What is the timing of the Doi Inthanon National Park Tour?
The timing for Doi Inthanon National Park Tour is from 5:30 am - 6:30 pm all year. However, The Kew Mae Pan Trail- is closed for the visitors from June to October due to forest recovery reasons.