Doi Inthanon National Park is Thailand's highest mountain peak at 2,565 meters, located in northern Thailand near Chiang Mai. The park encompasses diverse ecosystems ranging from lowland forests to cloud forests, hosting unique flora and fauna found nowhere else in the country. It is known for its twin chedis, waterfalls, trekking trails, and pristine natural environment that remains largely offbeat despite its proximity to Chiang Mai.
Experience Thailand's highest elevation with stunning panoramic views, cool mountain air, and encounters with rare bird species in untouched cloud forests. The park offers authentic nature immersion far from mainstream tourist crowds.
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A royal project showcasing sustainable farming practices on mountain slopes with strawberry fields and cool climate crops unique to Thailand.
A lesser-visited multi-tiered waterfall with pristine pools suitable for swimming in a secluded forest setting.
An erosion-carved sandstone canyon with dramatic rock formations and natural trails through minimally developed terrain.
Included with park entry; no additional guide cost unless private guide hired
Time
2-3 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Moderate
Included with park entry
Time
1 hour
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Guide required; price depends on group size
Time
Half day to Full day
Cost
THB 800*–THB2k*
Effort
Moderate
Included with park entry
Time
3-4 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Moderate
Self-guided or hire guide for 600-1200 THB
Time
2-3 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Tent site rental per night
Time
Overnight
Cost
THB 300*–THB 500*
Effort
Easy
Professional guide required
Time
4-6 hours
Cost
THB1.2k*–THB2.5k*
Effort
Moderate
From Chiang Mai city center, drive south on Highway 1009 through Chom Thong district for approximately 58 kilometers. The road is well-maintained and leads directly to the park entrance near the base village of Chom Thong.