Chiang Mai Trekking
Thailand - Bangkok - Chiang Mai - Koh Samui Island - Krabi - Pattaya - Phuket
Chiang Mai trekking offers tourists to see, lush tropical vegetation and villages, villages at these villages treat you as their guests on your ascend, all this adds up to an unforgettable experience.
If you want to escape crowds then Chiang Mai trekking is solution to your problem. Trekking helps you to explore the beauty of the region in a natural way.
Chiang Mai trekking does not mean that you miss Sightseeing in Chiang Mai. While you are on a trek you can visit many tourists attractions in and around the region. You can hike at the famous hilltribe villages t o visit the Chiang Dao Caves, Chiang Mai. The caves are a good trekking destination that offers spectacular views of numerous beautiful crystal formations and innumerable sacred Buddha images.
Chiang Mai trekking is also possible at to the summit of Doi Inthanon which is the highest mountain of Thailand. Trekkers can also visit the twin chedi monuments what are situated at the summit of the mountain.
Generally, Chiang Mai trekking should last between three and five days. Chiang Mai trekking will include many fun activities such as elephant riding, skiff rafting, water sport adventures and quite a bit of walking.
All trekkers on Chiang Mai trekking must carry a backpack with limited comfortable clothing. They will also need a sleeping bag and warm jacket for a comfortable night.
Over the year Chiang Mai has developed its infrastructure and facilities that make Chiang Mai trekking truly memorable and enjoyable. Chiang Mai trekking is absolutely safe if you take all precautions.
| Hotels in Chiang Mai | |
| Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort | Baan Saen Doi Resort and Spa |
| Sritara Hotel | Jirung Health Resort |
| Ayatana Hamlet And Spa | Yaang Come Village Hotel |
