The amazing district of Mae Salong is centered on the town of Santikhiri. The town is populated by the descendants of Kuomintang (KMT) soldiers who were unable to evacuate to Taiwan after losing to the Chinese communist …
If you would like to experience both Doi Inthanon National Park, and also visit an elephant sanctuary, this tour has both in a one-day itinerary. Doi Inthanon & Elephant Sanctuary Day Tour ฿2,100 per person …
For many visitors to Doi Inthanon National Park, this trek is the highlight of the day. A local Karen guide will lead you (mostly downhill) through forest and farmland to her village. The forest walk …
Leehu Coffee Farm is located in the Doi Chang district of Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand. Centered around a coffee mill and surrounded by a coffee plantation, visitors are warmly welcomed with a great little …
The entry to Doi Inthanon National Park is about 1.5 hours drive south from Chiang Mai city. The mountain summit is 2,565 meters above sea level, malking Doi Inthanon the highest mountain top in Thailand. …
Leesoaw Macadamia is located in the Doi Chang district of Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand. This operation includes macadamia plantations, nut processing, value-add processing and on-site sales. Leesoaw is what the local people call themselves …
The Doi Chaang coffee brand is the central success story in the commercialization of arabica coffee production in the Doi Chang district of Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand. Coffee plants were originally introduce to the …
101 Tea Plantation in Mae Salong offers tea-tasting and tea sales. There is no plantation tour as such, but you can walk into the plantation and take some photos of the beautiful landscape. Nearby Attractions …
Mae Klang Luang is a Karen Village situated within Doi Inthanon National Park. Named after the Mae Klang river, the local population earn the bulk of their income from farming, supplemented by tourism. A large …
The Hmong Market at Doi Inthanon National Park is located near the Hmong village of Ban Khun Klang. The purpose of these market stalls is clearly to earn income from tourism, but browsing the wares …