Doi Inthanon, Waterfall+Royal Project from Chiang Mai with Lunch
Overview
Small Group 4 - 9 people only :D
- Be escorted by our professional and friendly Tour Guide - See the Twin Pagodas (The King and The Queen pagoda) - Visit highest spot in Thailand (Roof of Thailand) take a short walk by the nature trail - Be in awe of the Wachiratharn Waterfall's (Diamond waterfall) beauty - Visit White Karen Hilltribe Village (Not Long Neck) and Hmong market where you can see a lot of products from the Royal projects.
This tour is including; Insurance, Lunch, Guide, Round trip transportation (Minivan with air-con)
** Not include Entrance Fees (400THB/person) you will pay to the government officer **
Pick up: 08.00 - 08.45am & Drop off: 6.00 - 06.30pm
Free pick up & drop off for any hotel from/to Chiang Mai City centre (not more than 2 km away from the old city).
What you’ll do
- Pick up from your hotel (not more than 2 km away from the old city) at 08.00 - 8.45am, then we will drive to the South of Chiang Mai to visiting Doi Inthanon about 2 hours.
- First stop at Wachiratharn (Diamond waterfall) take your time for relaxing then drive up to visit Hilltribe Village (not long neck).
- Then stop at Hmong market where you can see a lot of products from the Royal projects.
- Free lunch is at a local restaurant (Thai set menu)
- We will drive to the highest spot in Thailand then we will drive down the hill to visit nature trail and the twins pagoda (The King and The Queen pagoda) where you can see the beautiful flower garden and beautiful view also.
- Return to your hotel (Arrive at hotels about 06.00 - 6.30pm)
This is one of the biggest waterfalls in Chiang Mai.
Short wooden boardwalk trail winding through moss-clad trees in a dense rainforest.
On the main road to the summit of Doi Inthanon stand two adjacent chedis, one called Naphamethinidon, meaning 'by the strength of the land and air', and the other, Naphaphonphumisiri, meaning 'being the strength of the air and the grace of the land'. These temples were built to honour the 60th birthday anniversary of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1987, and the 60th birthday anniversary of Queen Sirikit in 1992, respectively.
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