ZOO TRIPS · HIKING & TREKKING

2 Walks and Treks Worth Flying For

2 visits  ·  from $49 a head

The 2 walks and treks worth crossing a border for, with what each costs at the gate, how long to allow and what the animals are actually asked to do.

3-in-1: Doi Inthanon Tour, Elephant Sanctuary, and Trekking Trail - Living Green Foundation: an elephant visit without riding
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3-in-1: Doi Inthanon Tour, Elephant Sanctuary, and Trekking Trail

1.3-in-1: Doi Inthanon Tour, Elephant Sanctuary, and Trekking Trail

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,087 reviews · from $48Our pick

Spend a full day outside Chiang Mai with rescued elephants at Living Green Foundation, Thailand’s highest mountain, royal pagodas, and the Pha Dok Seaw trail. You’ll feed elephants, hike to a waterfall, eat Thai lunch, and sample local coffee. Guides such as John, Jon, Rainbow, and Note are praised for clear, friendly help.

“Very enjoyable full day tour beginning with a visit to Living Green Elephant Sanctuary. Two tour groups combine together (approximately 24 people total) to feed the elephants and follow them to the river. Delicious lunch (vegetarian Pad Thai) aRead more”

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Chiang Mai: Doi Inthanon and Elephant Sanctuary Tour & Hike - Meeting elephants without a riding show
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Chiang Mai: Doi Inthanon and Elephant Sanctuary Tour & Hike

2.Chiang Mai: Doi Inthanon and Elephant Sanctuary Tour & Hike

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 73 reviews · 1 day · from $93

Travel from Chiang Mai to a no-riding elephant sanctuary, Doi Inthanon, the Twin Pagodas, Pha Dok Siew Waterfall, and Ban Mae Klang Luang. Feed elephants, walk a moderate forest trail, taste village tea and coffee, and learn from English or Thai-speaking guides such as Chai, Jade, and Wan.

“This was an amazing tour first off. We had the best day here. Jade, our tour guide, was so patient and knowledgeable. We felt very included and learned so much. The elephant sanctuary was amazing and quite the trip to get to - bring your motion sickness medicine. All worth it for the beautiful surrounding area with a river nearby and elephants to feed. The Karen tribe was so kind and their handmade textile work is so stunning - we had to buy lots to take home for others and our family and friends. Where they live and work is a place hard to describe with words, simple and lovely.…”

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