Day 1: Welcomes you with fresh mountain air as we head to Huay Nam Dang National Park. Home to lush flora and forest wildlife, it’s an introduction to the pristine ecology of Mae Hong Son. Then we enter Pai—stopping at the historical Pai Memorial Bridge, followed by a cultural walk through Santichon Village where Yunnan Chinese heritage comes to life. The afternoon promises rejuvenation at Tha Pai Hot Spring or a visit to Mo Paeng Waterfall, depending on the season. As daylight fades, climb to Wat Phra That Mae Yen or relax at the Two Huts viewpoint to take in Pai’s scenic sunset. Cap the evening with a delightful stroll, dinner, and local shopping at the famous Pai Walking Street before retreating to your 4-star stay at Yoma Hotel.

Day 2: Turns the focus to discovery and heritage. Journey to Pang Mapha to explore the mysterious Tham Lod Cave by bamboo raft. This ancient cave is known for its archaeological value, including coffins believed to be thousands of years old. After lunch, walk Su Tong Pae Bridge, gracefully built across rice paddies, symbolizing spiritual connection and community. Then, the scene shifts to peaceful Pang Ung—lush, alpine, and refreshingly cool. Surrounded by pine forests and placid waters, this royal project area invites calm exploration and reflection.

Day 3: Begins on a tranquil note with a bamboo raft across the morning mist of Pang Ung Reservoir. After breakfast, there’s an optional visit to Phu Klon Country Club for a unique mineral mud spa treatment—both fun and restorative. Next, ascend to Ban Jabo Village for panoramic views and a memorable noodle lunch overlooking the mountains. Before returning to Chiang Mai, enjoy a short hike at Pai Canyon with its dramatic red ridges and scenic outlooks—a stunning finale to a tour that truly celebrates nature and culture.