Doi Inthanon, the highest mountain in Thailand, is actually the southernmost tip of the Himalayas. Within Doi Inthanon National Park, you can find around 1,274 plant species, 90 species of orchids, and 385 species of birds!

Enjoy trekking through Doi Inthanon National Park, home to around 466 animal species and breathtaking natural scenery. With a local Karen guide, you’ll discover hidden plants, wildlife, and picturesque landscapes throughout Doi Inthanon. Kew Mae Pan Trail (Nov–Apr) / Pha Dok Siew Trail (May–Oct).

The Twin Pagodas were built to commemorate the 60th birthdays of King Rama IX and the Queen of Thailand. Inside the King’s pagoda, you’ll find a massive Buddha image, while the Queen’s pagoda is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. In particular, the vibrant hydrangeas in full bloom make the Twin Pagodas truly spectacular!

This restaurant is well-known among both locals and travelers, offering a wide variety of authentic Thai dishes such as Pad Thai and Khao Soi. It’s the perfect place to recharge with a hearty meal after trekking. The beautifully maintained garden surrounding the restaurant also makes it a lovely spot to stroll around after your meal. *Free entry with no additional admission fee.

Among the five waterfalls in the national park, Wachirathan Waterfall is the largest and most impressive. Feel the overwhelming power of the cascading waters and don’t miss the stunning rainbows that often appear here.