Visit Chiang Mai Bautong Sticky Waterfall for you to enjoy walking and climbing the Chiangmai Sticky Waterfall, the waterfall is from natural limestone so you could walk and climb easily to the top and enjoy with the clear water of the waterfall to cool down.

Then heading for Elephant Ethical program in Mae Tang area which takes about an hour. Upon arrival at the camp meet the chief elephant trainer who will brief us on basic elephant handling. After changing into provided clothing, be instructed on preparation of elephant food and supplements. Once the food is prepared, then meet the elephants and feed them. You will be given some information on approaching and befriending the gentle GIANTS. After that walk along side by side with your elephants to the forest and take them for fresh grass. When you reach the river, it is time for you to bath your elephants to get a closer health check for their skin as well as their health (be prepared to get wet!)

Then stop by Long-neck Hill Tribe who immigrated from Khaya State in Myanmar. The ladies in this village wear spiraling brass rings around thier necks, weighing up to 5 kilograms / 11 pounds, as a sign of beauty.

Then direct to Chiang Dao Cave where once the Burmese soldier rested their troops before attacking Chiang Mai in the old days. Inside the cave, you could see the Buddha images in Burmese style as well as the mites and stalactites in different shapes and forms for your to use your imagiantion what they look like. After exploring the cave heading to Chiang Dao and spend overnight.