Half Day River Tour in Chiang Mai

River Cruise Relaxing Tour in Chiang Mai

Leave the busy city behind and spend half day tour in Chiang Mai by boat along the main River of Chiang Mai.

Take pleasure in Chiang Mai from a special view with river cuise trip alongside the Maeping River. Our gently floating vessel can cater for private events in addition to some anybody who need to join in. This is certainly an idyllic relaxing way to discover a daily activities by wandering past old temples moreover houses that be situated on the river banks.

River Cruise Tours Chiang Mai :

Boat Cruise (2 hrs. Duration)
Leave the city behind and relax awhile, carried along the cool waters of the River Ping. Enjoy the ever-changing river scene : rosplendent teak houses, rural greenery and sunny – faced kids scrambling into the water with shouts of glee.
Stop at a local farmer’s house and see for youself the cultivation of jasmine rice and a veriety of herbs for use both in medicine and cookery. Enjoy a snack of seasonal fresh fruits and savour there refreshing taste of lemon-grass and other herb juices.

Time : 11.30 am.-13.30 pm.

Boat Cruise With Lunch (Local Noodle ” Kao Soi”) 2.5 hrs.

Kao Soi Baan Chao Na

Farmer’s House Landing You shoud not leave Chiang Mai without tasting local speciality, Kao Soi is a smooth, spicy, noodle curry soup. Prepared with fine ingredients, you will enjoy Kao Soi Baan Chao Na at the Farmer’s Landing fresh yellow egg noodles, coconut milk straight from the shell and Baan Chao Na authentic chilli paste, freshly ground to a special family recipe.

Time : 11.30 am.-13.30 pm.

Boat Cruise With Lunch (Thai Food Menu Set) 2.5 hrs.

Enjoy a special lunch on a cruise every day along the Mae Ping River. We serve you the best Thai food set menu and mixed fruit in natural surroundings at farmer houses. The trips duration is around 2 hours you can take your loved one’s or family all together. Open daily at the Wat Chai Mong Kol Landing.

Time : 11.30 am.-13.30 pm.

If you've a couple of hours to spare and need to jam of the chaotic city town for a while then this is the great tour.

Wat Phrathat Doi Saket or Doi Saket Temple

Doi Saket temple is very beautiful and enriched with amazing decorating styles. The

paintings on the walls of the Vihan, the entrance to the temple, and the statues all truly reflect the long, glorious and vibrating culture and history. The entrance to the temple (as is the case at Doi Suthep) has a steep set of stairs leading to the temple. The most prominent feature of the Doi Saket Temple is the giant golden sitting Buddha (Phra Buddha Pathimakorn), visible from the road leading to the temple. If you don’t feel up to the climb, have no fear as the road continues to the right and winds up to the top of the hill. There’s even a cute little coffee shop near the parking area if you need a refreshment. The interior walls of the temple are decorated with modern spiritual murals, painted by Khun Chaiwat Wannanon. There is also a monastic school located on the grounds of the temple.

History :

The temple at Doi Saket is said to have been built in the year 1112. The legend is that the Lord Buddha had come to Doi Saket for a short time, and was visited by naka whom he offered his hair for the purpose of worship. Shortly after he is said to have dissapeared, and this is the reason for the location of the temple. Thai artist, “Khun Chaiwat Wannanon” began painting the interior of the temple walls with spiritual Buddhist murals in the early 1990s. It took over 4 years for the murals to be completed. This is something that is unique to the temple at Doi Saket. Most Buddhist temples in Thailand do not have any modern art in a modern style.

How to get to Wat Phrathat Doi Saket

The Doi Saket district is predominantly a rural farming area, with plenty of rice fields in the valley as well as orchards and other farming on the mountainsides. It is located on the road north to Chiang Rai (Highway 118), just before the climb up the mountain. From the center of Chiang Mai. This is the main road that intersects the Super Highway right by the Arcade Bus Station and the new Central Festival shopping center. Just drive straight for about 15 km until you see the sign to turn right for Doi Saket. Keep following this road right through the middle of the little town and you’ll see an intimidating Naga staircase leading up to the temple. Other choices are more comfortable, Chiang Mai Tour Agency can provide private tours Chiang Mai to Doi Saket Temple or can combine program with Private tour Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai.

Akha Hill tribe

The Akha Tribal in Thailand

One of the most intriguing and colourful items on any Northern Thailand tourist brochure is the attraction of the region’s hill tribes. Their distinctive traditional dress and bizarre headdress can be seen splashed all over postcards, and tour buses and trekking groups routinely troop through their villages. Photos are taken, a few pieces of their unique silver jewellery and handicrafts are purchases and then they are once again left to their poverty and isolation.

The Akha, also known to the Thai as the Gaw or the E-gaw are located primarily with Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai provinces. The Akha originated in Yunnan in Southern China. Yunnan has the highest Akha population. Over several centuries many Akha have been migrating southward from their original home. In the middle of the 19th century significant numbers were moving into Kengtung State, the easternmost of the Shan States of Burma. Others made their way into Laos. The Akha in Thailand came from Burma. The first Akha village in Thailand was probably established in 1903 in the Phaya Phrai area on the Burmese border. Phaya Phrai is in Mae Fah Luang District, Chiang Rai. There are a variety of schemes for writing Akha developed by missionaries or linguists which employ Roman, Thai or Burmese characters, but literacy in Akha is still virtually nil. The Akha are traditionally subsistence farmers, growing a variety of crops including rice and corn.

The Akha generally live in bamboo houses raised on low wooden stilts in hilly areas. These huts are divided by gender - one side is for the women, and the other side, occupied by the men, is used as a more public area. The Akha subsist through an often destructive form of slash and burn agriculture which can result in elimination of old growth forest, native animal species and serious soil runoff problems. They are expert farmers who focus on mountain rice, corn, and soybeans that are planted in seasonal shifts. The Akha are also very efficient hunters, though their prey sometimes includes endangered species. Some Akha grew opium for income in the past.
The main crop cultivated by the Akha is rice. This is their staple crop; however, they are also known to grow millet, peppers, sesame, and a variety of other vegetables that are indigenous to this region. The Akha also raise livestock, though it is typically only used for special occasions and sacrificial purposes. The Aka are also known to grown opium, though this tradition isn’t as popular as it once was, due to affects resulting from the addictive nature of the plant.

The Akha are a monogamous people for the most part, though it is believed, that there might be possible acceptance from the group for a man who chooses to have more than one wife. From a religious point of view, they are animists. Animists tend to be very connected to nature, and believe that everything is endowed with a soul, including animals and plants. Animist type religions are very popular among indigenous and traditional peoples.
The Akha also worship their ancestors. The Akha guard their village with impressive ceremonial gates, enshrined with human artifacts, as varied as traditional symbols of lovers embraced, all the way down to the airplanes of today. They decorate their gates with these representations of humanities, to inform the spirit world that only humans may enter the gates. Typically the gates are restored once a year.

Cooking Classe in Chiang Mai : Thai Kitchen Cookery Centre

Thai Kitchen Cookery Centre Fantastic fun, well run with friendly chatty staff.

Thai Kitchen Cookery Centre is one of various Thai cooking schools in Chiang Mai, and is a awfully solid school. They look after you and operate cooking into and fulfilling time, make certain you come with an empty tummy.

The staff will picked up and dropped off from your hostel by the very friendly staff. In the beginning we were given a petite intro and asked to select which 6 dishes we need to cook over the course of the day.

The marketplace tour is fascinating, data about the key ingredients of Thai food & what substitutions can be made when cooking back home. The venue was clean & staff collected dishes & pans as they were complete with to wash and reuse.

The first dish we made was a easy but flavorsome racy and sour soup. For each dish we had our own intimate coach/chef who helped us through the prep stage and showed us how to do each dish. They let you do all the work and let you tinker with the formulas if you like it a little more spicy, salty or sweet. We subsequently made a curry paste followed by a curry, stir fry, spring rolls and a dessert.

Staff show all the dissimilar substances we would be using and a exhaustive elucidation of all the numerous seafoods, herbs & spices etc. We had to select out our substances for our dishes & then we had some free time to wander all-around and view all the lovely foods on display.

Get a certificates & cookery book at the end so it is easy to make the things you will do at home!

You have to eat everything you cook. The portions you cook are for one & you make and eat food at intervals ensuring you can at least sample the dishes you make, if not eat all of them! At the end of the day.

The eating area is air conditioned which is good on those super burning days or if you've made your curry a little too spicy.

Exceedingly recommended activity whilst in Chiang Mai. Staff were fantastic and explained closely how to do things step-by-step & why they used the elements they did. Can't wait to try out when we back home.
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Golf Course in Chiang Mai : Chiang Mai Alpine Golf Club

Alpine golf Chiang Mai the Best golf course in Chiang Mai

From the wintry weather of Chiang Mai, had an occasion to play all-around of the best golf course in Chiang Mai is Alpine golf and resort Chiang Mai. Various people maybe questioning, is there a new Chiang Mai golf course? In truth, this course is name the Chiangmai-Lamphun golf course. Later changing a new sports ground was renovated. It rarely left the original impression of stadium shows ever. This Chiang Mai golf course was uncommon seeing as the golf bag lay next a clubhouse that has been a new found. The club house is moved to a new spot in the club location as the old construction no remaining. Futhermore the driving course is change to a new building in the preparation putting green field. Before tee-off to look the beauty of the mountains, it was wonderful.

Alpine golf and resort Chiang Mai, beforetime name is North Western Heritage Resort Golf & Spa. Golf Club before, be kept in mind. Because the new look in the name of Alpine golf and resort Chiang Mai will delete your previous up. Let’s came to recognize each other better.

Far-off from the old town about half an hr near Sankampang Hot Spring. It based on the dale marvellous for recess and for golf player. If any person is intimate with the Chiang Mai - Lamphun

At it's setting up in 1990 this Chiang Mai golf course was the originally private northern Thailand golf course. While then Chiang Mai acquired quite a few other golf courses, but Alpine golf Chiang Mai's beauty still continues to rally many golf players each time. Alpine golf Chiang Mai, beforetime recognized as Chiang Mai Lamphun Golf Club and Heritage Resort, is based in a scenery shelter, a mountain pass surrounded by awfully wonderful woods.

The Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai (formerly Chiang Mai Lamphun Golf Club) comprises some 450 rai of land that snuggle in a dale between the forest massif in the core of the San Kampaeng natural forests. It is undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in Chiang Mai that boast of the superlative in innate splendor. The style of the course, by world-famous golf course designer Mr Ron M Garl, was encouraged by the magnificent hills in its horizon. Regardless where you are on the course, you are sure to get pleasure from scenery at her best : wonderful abundant green from the nearby forests - which comprise a full mustering of plants just like the golden teakwood, the Dipterocarpus Alatus and many more other species.

A visit to The Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai promises an extraordinary experience. Initial, this Chiang Mai golf course is complete with a full variety of services including a 4-star resort so that you can take your family members for a well-deserved breakaway. So therefore, the 18-hole course is designed beside championship standards to challenge the serious golfer, though truly any person who enjoys golfing in the clean country air, near wildlife, would find it regularly satisfying. Last but not slightest is the prospect to take pleasure in high-quality food and the pleasure of a spa pleasure after your round of golf - and all this in the spectacular feel of the forest of Chiang Mai.

Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai is situated on over 450 acres in the valley. A championship golf course, 18 holes par 72, 7,541 yard course was designed by Mr. Ron M. Garl who is the world-famous designer has won "The Best Renovate Aword 2007", guaranteeing the dare also fun. He also designed the Club Alpine Golf Club (Prathumthani - Bangkok), known around the world.

Course State
Fairway : The feature of the golf course, a course mixed with mountain lake course. So the environment of fairway has up and down. Some shot must to hit past the water. And some fairways Dog Lake is slightly oblique exceptionally high. You'll need to plan a great shoot in order to drop on the green.
Green : Green's form is principally high greens and hard. But in some green, if you shoot to the higher than line, the chance to back down quite is hard. For example, if three holes embroidered on the front and back to hole the putt is going to be hard. It requires expertise ever. The speed of the green has not to cite that soon too.
Obstacles : the length on each hole, if it is planned well, then the chances are up on the green is not hard. But if you shoot without exceed disigning, therefore it is highly hard because the greens waiting. Some holes that need to be shoot over the water at far distance. If negligence is likely to fall in the hole some moves effortlessly.
Alpine golf Chiang Mai challenging hole

Hole 4 : Par 5 - Handicap 8 This is the longest par5 on the course and maybe the longest in Thailand. The key to this hole is the tee shot that has to negotiate trees on the right and out of bounds on the left. The second shot the player is faced with a decision whether to play short, left, right or try to carry the lone bunker in the middle of the fairway. The player that successfully carries that bunker will be left with less than 100 yards to the bunkerless green. The only thing to be careful of on the approach is to not go into the creek that awaits shots over the green.

Hole 9 : Par 4 - Handicap 6 The island fairway hole is both beautiful and difficult. Playing over water twice and almost directly into the prevailing wind makes this hole a challenging ending to the front nine. The tee shot is all important on this long par4. The best line is down the right half of the fairway. This requires the longest carry over the water but if successfully done, it also leaves the shortest shot with the best angle to the green. Tee shot to the middle or left half of the fairway leaves a longer second over water and bunker to a medium size green. Just like hole1, par is a very good score for this hole.

Hole 15 : Par 3 - Handicap 7 The island green is the most intimidating looking hole on the course. While only a short iron for most, the sight of the green surrounded by water makes most players tremble. But remember that while the island may look very small, it is nearly 50yards wide which is a large target for a shot of this length.The best play is no matter where the flag is, aim for the middle of the green, make par and be very happy.

Aside from the 18-hole golf course, visitors will always take pleasure in a number of excellent services at Alpine golf Chiangmai. These include a steamroom, a spa, sauna, outdoor pool, massage options, a hot tub, fitness centre, garden, poolside bar, meeting facilities and doorkeeper service. The onsite restaurant offers both international and local cuisine alternatives.

How to get there :
Alpine Golf Resort lies 25 km. south of Chiangmai town, or less than 30 minutes drive from Chiangmai airport, via the outer ring-road (airport - Sankamphang part).
Open days : Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Service hours : 05:30 to 18:30

Tour to The Royal Flora Ratchaphruek

The Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Tour

The amazing scope of the massive dimension and stunning beauty of the garden. The Royal Flora Chiang Mai is a testament to how well respected the king of Thailand is with his people.

Education hub on botanical agriculture of Thailand and global society related to promiscuity of plant species. Present parkland that suited the landscape is attractive environment through the seasonal. And advancements to the zone are always remarkable and To make available the education related to the compassion of His Majesty and the Royal Family of the growth of life and welfare of the population based on the philosophy off sufficiency and the new tenet.

You can find enough different varieties of flowers in the orchard to jumble even a botanist, with more than 2.5 million trees of 2,200 species on top of the a lot of different types of flowers. You can get gardens sponsored by a number of international countries, as well as corporately sponsored gardens and royal parklands in glorify of the king. The in favor flower species for example roses, tulips and orchids are all on display in the various parklands around the garden. Taking shots of the various varieties of flowers is 1 of a really in favor activities amongst visitors to the parkland. Booking tour to The Royal Flora Chiang Mai please contact Chiang Mai Travel Agency

The Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Garden offers many attractions :

Ho Kham Royal Pavilion This pavilion is the symbol of the garden. It features traditional architecture in the style of Lanna, Northern Thailand. The Pavilion has high ceilings and steep multi-tiered roofs, exquisitely guided in ancient technique. Visitors will be amazed by the uplifting beautiful of Lanna wisdom and craftsmanship. The insides showcase Paintings of King Bhumibol many activities aimed at the improvement of life for all Thai people. These works are an innovative juxtaposition of modern and traditional styles. The artists employ subdued tones of grey, red and gold, imbuing their work with a Strange. Dreamy quality. These Paintings feature backgrounds drawn from the stylized tradition of temple mural Paintings. with crisp – almost photographic “forms superimposed over them, imbuing the paintings with a surreal, otherworldly quality. The Pavilion also houses the gorgeous Tree of the Ten Kingly Virtues. It is comprised of layered orbs of gold Bhodi leaves, and symbolizes the fact that the King provides a garden of spiritual Shade for his people.

Thai Tropical Garden The enormous 100,000-square-meter garden showcased the diversity of tropical horticulture: fruit varieties, plants, flowers, herbs, and rare plants.

Corporate Gardens – Presented by various organizations and State enterprises, the Corporate Gardens showcase sustainability and eco-friendly agricultural techniques. The philosophy of these Gardens is driven by His Majesty tremendous insight and ingenuity to improve his people well-being. The idea is to spread knowledge and provide a model which Can inspire those who visit the Gardens to internalize His Majesty- theories and to go on to Iearn and Care for the world.

International Gardens – This is an area where visitors Can enjoy unique and innovative landscaping
as well as horticultural highlights from 33 countries around the world, such as Japan, India. Bhutan, and South Africa. Not only does the International Garden include plants but each country- beautifully showcases its Particular identity through architecture and art.

Indoor Exhibition – The indoor exhibit consists of hydroponics, a tissue culture nursery, as well as a dome for tropical plants and buildings for desert and temperate plants.

Outdoor Exhibition – The Outdoor Gardens includes water plants, a lotus garden, plants from each province in Thailand, plants which are believed to be auspicious, plants from Buddhist history, and plants painstakingly trained into incredibly beautiful shapes. There is also a building which exhibits information on the history of Thai horticulture. The enormous Outdoor Garden showcases the diversity of tropical horticulture.

Rare Plants - Ratchaphruek Garden displays rare plants including the ‘Royal Palm’ and the Double Coconut’, which Stand at the garden entrance, and ancient pine trees which species dates from 250 million years ago.

‘Royal Palm‘ – The smooth gray trunk, which is swollen at the base when it is young and at the
middle when it is mature, sculpts the palm into a bottle Shape. Its strikingly tall trunk can reach up to 20 meters in height, and its deep-green leaves make for an attractive tropical look.

‘Double Coconut’ or ‘Coco de Mer‘ – A native of the Seychelle Islands in the Indian 0cean. this palm is mostly- grown for ornamental reasons – the fruits resembling a double coconut contain the largest seeds in the plant kingdom – they are up to a0cm in diameter, 45 cm in length and Can weigh up to 14 kg.  years past, the nuts were believed to have aphrodisiac qualities, probably owing to their similarity- in appearance to the female pelvis region. In the 1700, the fruits were sold in Parts of Europe for a very high price. The tree was also once thought to be the Tree of Good and Evil in the biblical Garden of Eden.

Expo Plaza This was the focus of the exposition’s fun-filled activities, amenities, and services. Visitors were able to purchase products from the Royal Projects and authentic local products from Chiangmai such as handicrafts, paper umbrellas, and souvenirs.

Cultural shows A total of 45 cultural shows from various regions of Thailand were performed here, including traditional music and dance. In addition, cultural performances from other nations were presented in this place.

Open Time:  Royal Flora Ratchaphruek opens daily from 8 am until 6 pm.

Admission : Entrance fee is 100 Baht and Children is 50 Baht per person. Visitors can rent a bicycle or use an electric tram at 20 Baht per person.

Northern Thai style dinner at Khum Khantoke Chiang Mai

Khum Khantoke Chiang Mai

Good performance with a nice dinner at Khum Khantoke

Khantoke is the traditional dining of the North of Thailand. "Khan" actually means bowl and "toke" refers to a small, low, round floor table usually made of rattan or lacquer ware. Diners sit on the floor around the table and share numerous dishes. This is where the dining style got its name.

Enjoy an evening out by having a Khantoke Dinner, the customary northern Thai style of eating with food being served in large platters at low tables while you sit on mats on the floor.

As you enjoy your meal, let yourself be entertained by a selection of northern cultural performances including the charming Fon Lep (Thai Finger Dance), Ram Dab (Thai Sword Dance), Fon Thiean (Thai Candle Dance), and Ram Wong (Group Dance). Additionally, there are also hill tribe shows, which are performed by Akha, Lahu, Lisu, Yao, Meo, and Karen hill tribes.

Khum Khantoke, The Lanna cultural attractions , is known as the reception room of Chiangmai province. It reserves the traditional Thai lifestyle in combination with traditional Lanna atmosphere such as clothing, language , dining and performances under an exquisite and enchanted applied Lanna architecture that creates satisfaction among the visitors.

Khum Khantoke is located in the Mueang district of Chiang Mai on Nong Pakrung Road.

Open days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Service hours 18:30 to 21:00

Buffet Meals :

Chiang Mai Style Banana Fritter
Clear Vegetable Soup
Sticky Rice or Steamed rice
Deep Fried Chicken
Fresh Fruit in Season
Crispy Pork Skin
Stir – Fried Mixed Vegetables
Crispy Rice Noodle
Pork Curry with Ginger and Tamarind Chiang Mai Style
Grilled Young Chili Paste with Steamed vegetables - Minced pork and Tomato Sauce
Coffee or Tea

Schedule :

18.45 - 19.00 - Pick you at THE HOTEL.
19.15 - Arrive Khum Kantoke.
19.15 - 21.00 - Enjoy delicious Northern Thai food while see great cultural shows.
21.00 - Take you back to Hotel.

Fee :

650 THB / person
*Childern under 120 cm 340 THB

Include :

Free transportation within 3 Km. radius from Chiang Mai downtown

If you are interested in Thai culture and history, I would recommend this Khum Khantoke attraction.

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Tour Chiang Mai Night Safari

Tour to Chiang Mai Night Safari

Chiang Mai tour to visit the first night safari in Thailand

The Chiang Mai Night Safari is a favorite vacation spot for voyager visiting to Chiangmai. Discover Savanna Safari Zone, Predator Prowl Zone or Jaguar Trail Zone, all at night! An cherished way.

Overview : Without a doubt Chiang Mai has number 1 of the finest Night Safari create in the region. The Chiang Mai Night Safari is nestled in amongst the foot hills of the Doi Phui mountain and its national park and provides a stunning wonderful and inherent surroundings to this temptation.

Tour to Chiang Mai Night Safari are three main locations for animal viewing. Two of the zones featured in the theme park are for night time viewing - these are the Savanna Safari zone and the Predator Prowl zone. Night time viewing opens at 6 pm and it closes at midnight. There is an open sided tram where visitors can journey through different zones and explore the zoo. You'll find about three hundred animals that can be found in the Savanna Safari zone. There are rhinos, hyenas, cheetahs, jaguars and leopards. The Predator Prowl zone houses a lot more than 200 creatures which mostly includes tigers, lions, hunting dogs, wolves, bears and crocodiles.

The Chiang Mai Night Safari is a great activity for all ages to be enjoyable. If traveling through a game park at night in an open car and viewing some of the most dangerous predators in the world sounds appealing to you then this is one temptation you don’t want to miss.

Itinerary :

• Pickup at hotel or guesthouse
• Arrive Night Safari about 30 minutes
• Return to hotel or guesthouse

Pickup Time : Day time : Start 10:00 am.Night Time : Start 06:00 am.
Include : 

• Insurance Covered
• English speaking local driver
• Gasoline
  

Exclude :

• food, drink

The Chiang Mai Night Safari park is a relaxing and educational facility where families can spend the day, or night, learning first hand about the habits of national, regional and international animal life.

1 Day jeep Trekking in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Travel Agent offers offroad 4x4wd jeep trek.

Chiang Mai Treks by Jeep enjoy beautiful nature, views and understanding the traditional life style and customs of Hill Tribes in Northern Thailand.

Experience off road 4wd jeep trek excursion discover the Northern part of Thailand and visit Hilltribe village. You can get pick up by 8.00 - 8.30 a.m. from the hotel or the guesthouse that you remain. After get pick up we will run you approximately one and half hrs. up north of Chiang Mai to the part we do the expedition named as “Tung La Korn” village. The firstly program we do elephant trekking for about 1 hour through the forest and pass the small river. After that we take you off road approximately 2 hrs. follow the mountain-trail to have the benefit of lovely environment, views and driving to different ethnic villages. On the way we'll enjoy swimming at secluded waterfall. The final trip you will get experience on cane rafting for approximately 1 hr. And then return to Chiangmai thailand round 5.30 p.m.

Pickup Time : 08.00 am. – 08.30 am.

Tour Price : 2400 THB / person (Minimum 2 Pax)

Include

– Transportation (Jeep 4×4 WD)

– Gasoline, All entrance fees.

– Lunch, Medical insurance.

– T.A.T license and qualified guide.

– Experienced guide (Speak English)

Exclude

– All kind of drinks.

What to bring on tour

- Hiking shoes

- swimming suit

- towel, flashlight

- mosquito spray

- sun block

- camera and money for your own use

Booking Chiang Mai Jeep Trek Unseen Route : Off Road to the moutain explore the local village and Elephant Safari.

Private Tours Chiang Mai to Muang On Cave and Hot Spring

Private Tours Chiang Mai to visit Muang On Cave and Sankampang Hot Spring

Chiang Mai Tours : Explore a Limestone Cave and Relaxing at Hot Spring in Chiang Mai

Overview : For something totally different to see and do, try to fit in your trip a visit to Muang On Cave system in the Chiang Mai area. This cave system is a fascinating place to visit.

Muang On Cave is situated in the San Kamphaeng District, about 35km East of Chiang Mai near the Sankampang Hot Springs. The road leading to Muang On Cave winds it’s way up the side of a hill. A long 187 steps of Naga Serpent stairway rewards with a scenic view over the valley, and a steep climb down of 132 steps leads to a number of caverns filled with impressive stalagmites and stalactites.

Once inside you have several steep staircases going down along with several flat walkways in between. All the way down you will pass by grottos dotted with shrines most of which are lit with fluorescent lights. When you reach the main cavern floor you will see a huge 30 foot long reclining Buddha. Look above the statue and see if you can see what some say is a fossilized dinosaur skeleton.

The most breathtaking is the steeple tall sparkling stalagmite, which also can be seen through a gap as big as a plane window along the stairway on the upper level. A corner of the cave where water spouts drops from the host of stalactites is also a wonder, especially so in the wet season when continuous gushes offer a vision of an underground waterfall. In one cavern is a large Buddha image.

After that visit Sankampang hot springs where the hot springs boil continuously and emit a strong smell of sulfur. You can also enjoy watching the thermal geysers rising inside the beautifully landscaped flower gardens within the park area.

Sankampang Hot Spring located in Sankampaeng district which is outside Chiang Mai city about 40 km or far from Muang On cave about 20 minutes for driving. This place is the destination for the tourists who interested in health and well-being. Natural spring emitting water with high sulfur content, the spring is said to cure ailments and rejuvenate the body. The water has a temperature in excess of 100 degrees centigrade.

The park has been well landscaped and in the cool season the flowers are very lovely. Huts with mineral baths have been constructed; there is a restaurant, a camping area and good places for picnics.