Doi Inthanon National Park, located about 70 kilometers southwest of Chiang Mai, is home to
Thailand’s highest peak at 2,565 meters above sea level. Known as ‘The Roof of Thailand,’ the park
offers stunning waterfalls, lush forests, nature trails, and vibrant hill tribe villages. It’s a must-visit for
nature lovers, hikers, and photographers exploring northern Thailand.
- Doi Inthanon Summit ⛰️: The highest point 👑 in Thailand 🇹🇭, offering breathtaking mountain views 👀🤩
- King & Queen Pagodas 🛕: Twin royal pagodas ✨ dedicated to the late King Bhumibol 👑 and Queen Sirikit 👸🙏
- Wachirathan Waterfall 💧: One 🥇 of Thailand’s most stunning waterfalls 🏞️ within the park 💚✨
- Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail 🌿: A scenic trek 🚶♀️ with panoramic sunrise views 🌅🧡🔭
- Hmong & Karen Villages 🏘️: Experience traditional highland culture 💡 and local coffee farms ☕🌱
- From Chiang Mai 🏘️: Around 1.5–2 hours ⏱️ by car 🚗 or private tour 🚐💨
- By Motorbike 🏍️: Rent a bike 🛵 and ride 🛣️ along Route 108 🧭 to Chom Thong 📍, then follow signs 🗺️ to Doi Inthanon ⛰️✅
- By Tour 🚌: Many agencies 🤝 in Chiang Mai 🏘️ offer full-day guided trips 🧑🏫 with transport 🚐 and meals 🍽️👍
- Bring warm clothes 🧥🧣 – it can be cold 🥶 at the summit ⛰️, especially in winter ❄️✅
- Carry cash 💵 for entry fees 🎟️ and local stalls 🛍️💰
- Respect local customs 🙏 in village areas 🏘️🗣️
- Visit early morning 🌅 for clear skies ☀️ and fewer crowds 🤫😌
- 6:30 AM – Depart 🚗 from Chiang Mai 🏘️🧭💨
- 8:30 AM – Stop 💧 at Wachirathan Waterfall 🏞️📸
- 9:30 AM – Visit the King & Queen Pagodas 🛕👑🙏
- 11:00 AM – Hike 🚶♀️ Kew Mae Pan Trail 🌿🗺️👀
- 1:00 PM – Lunch 🍽️ at local restaurant 🍝😋
- 3:00 PM – Explore Hmong village 🏘️ and return 🚗 to Chiang Mai 👋🏔️
