Day 1:

Fuel up with breakfast because today, you start strong. After hotel pick-up in Chiang Mai (08:00–08:30 am), head straight for the high altitudes of Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand’s highest mountain. Take a deep breath at the King and Queen Pagoda, perched atop cool, misty peaks. Then, stand in awe before the roaring Wachiratarn Waterfall, where photo ops are as dramatic as the water flow.

Following lunch, your adventure leads you through the stunning gorges of Obluang National Park, famous for towering cliffs and ancient geological formations.

By evening, arrive in Maesariang, check into River House Resort, and recharge with a local Thai dinner. Rest up—tomorrow brings even more adventure.

Day 2: After breakfast, set out to explore the crystal-like interior of Kaew Komol Cave—an underground wonder that feels like nature’s secret gallery. If your visit falls between late November and mid-December, you’ll be greeted by the golden sea of Mexican Sunflowers at Doi Mae U-Khor, stretching endlessly over the rolling hills.

After a traditional Thai lunch, head deep into the hills to meet the Karen Long Neck people at Ban Huay Pu Keng. Hear their stories, learn their history, and see their traditional weaving and crafts firsthand. Before sunset, visit the twin temples Wat Jong Kham and Wat Jong Klang, where golden spires reflect beautifully on the surface of Jong Kham Lake.

Spend the night at Fern Resort, nestled in the forest, and let the sounds of nature lull you to sleep.

Day 3: The morning kicks off with panoramic views from Phra That Doi Kong Mu Temple, a reward for early risers.

Next, conquer the winding road to Ban Jabo, known for its breathtaking views and legendary cliffside noodle soup. Enjoy lunch here while soaking up views that go on forever.

In the afternoon, gear up for a true adventure: bamboo rafting through Tham Lod Cave. Drift under ancient rock formations and explore hidden chambers illuminated only by lantern light. Before dusk, climb up to Phra That Mae Yen Temple for sunset over Pai Valley. If climbing is difficult, no problem—we’ll take you to Two Huts Pai, a gentler sunset viewpoint with equally stunning views.

Wrap up the day at Pai Walking Street, with its mix of food, music, and local crafts. Overnight stay at Yoma Hotel, a 4-star spot perfect for recharging.

Day 4: Start with sunrise at Yun Lai Viewpoint, where misty mountains meet the rising sun. Then dive into the unique culture of Santichon Village, a Chinese Yunnanese community offering tea tastings and traditional architecture. Afterward, cool down with a swim at Mor Pang Waterfall, surrounded by jungle greenery.

Lunch in Pai sets you up for your final stops: a scenic walk along Pai Canyon’s dramatic red earth ridges, followed by a visit to the historic Tha Pai Memorial Bridge, a reminder of WWII history.

End your journey with a beautiful drive back to Chiang Mai, arriving around 7:00 pm—your adventure complete.