Doi Inthanon National Park Day Tour in Chiang Mai

Visit ‘ The Roof of Thailand’ Doi Inthanon, the highest peak in Thailand at 2,565 meters above sea level. In Nothern Thailand, this is one of the best national parks and is the go-to spot for diverse experiences. This is also a great spot for bird watchers to explore their hobby. You will find different types of forests at different altitudes, and at the highest altitude, the forest will always be humid throughout the year.

If you are adventure-driven, the national park offers you multiple experiences to choose from – from gentle nature trails and birdwatching expeditions to more challenging hiking routes that reveal the park's most hidden treasures. The summit trail provides you with an exhilarating opportunity to stand atop Thailand's highest point, offering you jaw-dropping views that stretch across the northern mountainous regions, creating memories that last a lifetime.

Sustainable and responsible tourism has been seamlessly integrated into the Doi Inthanon experience. The park's management has carefully balanced conservation efforts with visitor experiences, ensuring that each tour contributes to protecting this incredible ecosystem. 

What to Expect

Doi Inthanon National Park
Doi Inthanon National Park is a true treasure of natural beauty. With the rugged mountainous terrains covered in dense and lush tropical forests and magnificent waterfalls, these are the best places to watch the sunrise in Chiang Mai.

Wachirathan Waterfall
The 40-meter-high Wachiradan Falls is a spectacular sight with its abundant water. You will be able to appreciate its beauty up close, so don’t forget to bring an umbrella or a hat, as you may be sprayed with water when taking photos on the stand!

Ang Ka Nature Trail
It is the highest  spot In Thailand. During the cool season (October to February), the temperature often drops below zero, and even in the hot season, it is sweltering, though the air at the top is still fresh and cold. The Doi Inthanon National Park, which covers and is named after Mount Doi Inthanon, covers an area of ​​482 square kilometers.

 Sirithan Waterfall
Near the summit, you’ll find the thin, white trickle of Sripien Falls, which is usually less crowded than the other waterfalls.  However, the water level at Sripien Falls varies greatly from season to season.

 Doi Inthanon National Park - the twin pagodas of Doi Inthanon
You will visit the two-facing pagodas built on the top of Mount Doi Inthanon. Inside the pagodas are exquisite Buddha carvings and exquisite murals. In the beautiful mountain garden, you can enjoy the scenery of Mount Doi Inthanon.

Karen Hill Tribe Village
You will taste Karen coffee, see the colourful embroidered fabrics and clothing, and learn about the Karen lifestyle. (This tribe is a Mongolian tribe among the Karen people, not a Karen long-necked tribe.)