Travel Tips and Stories of Doi Inthanon in Thailand
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Biking hundreds of kilometers through the mountains to see sunsets like this was something I’ll never forget. For your next trip to Thailand, skip the beach parties and head up north. Rent a bike and explore all the small villages along the way. Meet the locals who have nothing but smiles or their faces and gorge on all the Khao Soi you can find. Thailand, till we meet again.
Near the highest mountain in Thailand, Doi Inthanon, my friends and I went for a hike to a local waterfall. This was one of the coldest days our two months in country. Discovering a secret path to the top of the waterfall led to this vantage point of the jungle/forest.
The highest point in Thailand, Doi Inthanon was completely free of people and almost silent. I won’t forget this sunset ending to a beautiful month cruising Chiang Mai on a scooter.
Biking hundreds of kilometers through the mountains to see sunsets like this was something I’ll never forget. For your next trip to Thailand, skip the beach parties and head up north. Rent a bike and explore all the small villages along the way. Meet the locals who have nothing but smiles or their faces and gorge on all the Khao Soi you can find. Thailand, till we meet again
A 3-hour motorcycle ride from Chiang Mai, we make it to the highest point in Thailand. Doi Inthanon. Taken in total silence with no one around with my two best travel buddies. I will remember this November 2017 for a long time.
19 km from Doi Inthanon
This was taken in the national park just outside Chiang Mai. These gentle giants allowed us to visit them in their natural habitat, where we were lucky enough to interact with a one month old baby elephant.
49 km from Doi Inthanon
After a month in Chiang Mai, my favorite sunset spot remains to be the Doi Pui View Point. Just a 50-minute scooter ride up the mountain above the city.
53 km from Doi Inthanon
A nostalgic spot in Baan Kang Wat village, one of a must-go places in Chiangmai.
Experienced by Duy Vo
54 km from Doi Inthanon
Met up with our daughter, her partner, niece and her partner - serendipity that we were all in Chiang Mai at the same time. One couple lives in Calgary, one in Saint John and my husband and I hang our hats in Halifax. Treated the “kids” to an unforgettable day at a local elephant preserve. These two lovelies had just finished their mud spray after a river bath.
Experienced by Gillian Rogers
55 km from Doi Inthanon
Singpost near a forest
57 km from Doi Inthanon
Traveling on motorbike in norther thailand we came across these amazing sculptural temples and buildings.
Experienced by Mathew Schwartz
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Endangered tiger forest sanctuary in Thailand where you could walk around with Tigers
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Elephant Nature Park, some 40 miles from Chiang Mai, has been rescuing and rehabilitating pachyderms since the 1990s. Elephant Nature Park is an elephant rescue and rehabilitation center providing a natural environment for elephants, dogs, cats, and buffaloes.
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Praying statue with green clothes in Thailand
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Temple with a lake and umbrellas in Chiang Mai, Thailand
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Golden statue in a temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand
58 km from Doi Inthanon
The wait - A man with his rickshaw waiting for customers in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I thought the reflection of the green trees and cloud on the canal made this afternoon scene very tranquil.
58 km from Doi Inthanon
Praying statue in Chiang Mai, Thailand
58 km from Doi Inthanon
The camp is located away from urban areas. Chiang Mai, Thailand
58 km from Doi Inthanon
This horse was left by a local for eating some grass at a temple site in chaingmai Thailand.
Experienced by Mathew Schwartz