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Doi Ang Khang

Doi Ang Khang is the perfect mountain getaway for those looking for adventure and relaxation rolled into one. Since it is known for its natural beauty, there are opportunities for hiking, nature trails, birdwatching and mountain biking. Many tourist attractions such as the Bonsai Garden, Kiu Lom Viewpoint, and the Royal Agricultural Station are situated here, for visitors to enjoy a tryst with nature. Nestled in Fang District of Chiang Mai Province, Doi Ang Khang cradles between the borders of Burma and Thailand. This magical yet hidden destination sits on a spread of 310 hectares (766 acres). Doi Ang Khang also houses another famous peak which stands at the height of 6,325 feet high. A cluster of valleys and peaks would lead towards the tribal life by the hill, which was once home to many tribes including Lisu, Lahu, Palong, and Hmong, over ten decades ago. The villagers here still adorn the traditional tribal costumes and reside in one of the many bamboo stilt houses lined along the path. Although this remote destination is unknown to many visitors across the globe, it is still widely popular among Thai visitors. Read More

The Doi Inthanon National Park is situated at the top of Doi Inthanonmountain. It is famous for its spectacular views, waterfalls, hiking trails, sunrise/sunset points, and quaint villages. It is one of the best places for birdwatching in Thailand, with more than 350 different bird species here. It also has a campsite. Named for the erstwhile Lanna King, Inthawichayanon, the ruler who was concerned about preserving the environment and natural resources of the forest, Doi Inthanon National Park is also famous for its unique flora of 1274 different species and a plethora of exciting wildlife including deers, boars and many beautiful birds such as the winged buzzard. Called imaginatively as the “Roof of Thailand,” this park enjoys many visitors who are amazed to find the montane farms and quaint villages inside the rain forest. Read More

Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park is a conservative site in the Fang district of Chiang Mai. It covers a scenic mountainous terrain, including the Pha Hom Pok Mountain itself. The park is replete with distinct attractions like geysers, geothermal pools, mineral baths, botanical gardens and natural beauty, all extremely well-maintained. Opportunities to hike and camp overnight are also available.

Situated in and around the Doi Pui mountain, the Doi Pui Hmong Hill Tribe Village is a settlement where the people of the Hmong Tribe reside. The village offers insight into their lifestyle, folk culture, traditional artifacts, and livelihood practices. Throughout the village are stalls selling souvenirs and local products. Located approximately 5 kilometres from Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, the Doi Pui Hmong Hill Tribe acts not only as a lighthouse for great city views but is also a vast village market. In addition to a range of stalls, there are a handful of coffee shops as well. At the end of the market is housed a compact museum sheltering some pictures, handmade tools and bells. A little ahead of the museum is a trail of medicinal pastures. However, you may come across unauthentic diamond merchants selling fake gems and precious stones. Watch out for them. Visitors can interact with the lovely Hmong people and even know about authoritative measures for the relief of ethnic cultures from the museum. Read More

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, also popular as Doi Suthep, is one of Thailand's most historically significant places, dating back to 700 years. The gold-plated temple with an elaborate chedi sits on the top of Doi Suthep mountain and, thus, has a stunning view of Chaing Mai. You can reach here by hiking, renting a motorbike, or in a songthaew, then climb the 300 steps to the top or take an electric tram available from 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Another reason to visit the Doi Suthep temple in Chiang Mai is its unique and divine architecture. There is also a small museum on the premises. From the beginning of the staircase near the Parking zone, one gets a glimpse of the Thai architectural marvels from the large Naga (Serpent) structures present along the staircase. Generally, two of the six gates leading to the chedis are open. Read More

Elephant Jungle Sanctuary in Chiang Mai is an ethical and sustainable elephant sanctuary offering activities and overnight stays. You can opt for morning, afternoon, full-day, or overnight visits, including buffet meals and pick-and-drop services. You can feed and bathe the elephants and tour the place with a guide.

Elephant Nature Park is a unique sanctuary and rescue centre for distressed elephants located in the Chiang Mai province of Northern Thailand. The Park is 60 km away from the main city and has been aiding dozens of elephants from all over Thailand. The Elephant Nature Park provides short, single day and overnight visit facilities to people who want to pay a visit and help to improve the condition of the animals in this centre. You can work here as a volunteer to help the team in their rescue operations. Know that the Elephant Nature Park of Chiang Mai is a part of conservation project which was primarily started for saving the elephants of Thailand. This Park was co-founded by Sangduen Lek Chailert in the 1990s and is presently carrying out several other projects like Feeding Elephants, Elephants Bathing, Help Dogs, Wash Dogs, Vet Care, etc. You can either donate for the park or sponsor an elephant or a dog as a contribution to save the endangered species. Read More

Started in 2014, Elephant Retirement Park is a home to elephants, especially ones which are old and retired. It offers a safe haven for elephants who have been rescued from captivity in labour or entertainment. There are opportunities for visitors to bathe, feed, give herbal treatments to, and gain deep knowledge about these loving animals, making it an extremely fulfilling experience.

Fang is a quiet town located in northern Chiang Mai, which boasts of scenic beauty and natural sights. Doi Ang Khang, Fang Lake, Wat Tha Ton, Fang Hot Springs, Sky Walk, and Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park are among the most popular ones. Since the place doesn't see much tourist footfall, it makes for a great place to relax and unwind. Straddled between the Thai and Myanmar borders is Fang, a vast province encompassed in forested hills and paddy field valleys in the Chiang Mai district. Since King Mengrai occupied Fang during the mid-seventh century, there remain several Shan-inspired temples and old wood shop houses. These aspects became the establishing features of the Lanna Kingdom.Besides, Fang also houses a diverse mix of Yunnanese Muslims, Shan, ex-Kuomintang, and Northern Thai. The hills even house the Hmong, Lahu, Akha, Karen, and Palaung ethnic minorities. Due to such an eclectic mix, Fang has a beautiful blend of architecture as well. Read More

The dense jungles of Chiang Mai offer an exhilarating zip lining experience few can compare. With many such tour operators offering zip lining as part of their eco-tourism initiatives, adventure enthusiasts have long thronged to Chiang Mai to try the rapid and steep zip lining descents. What's more, during the descent, the local fauna can be observed as close as tourists dare. Flight of the Gibbon is one such operator known for its gibbon sightings. Read More