Private Tour
Day 1 Sticky Waterfall + Pong Duet Hot Spring + Memorial Bridge & Pai Canyon
- 8.00 A.M. Pick up from hotel
- Visit Sticky Waterfall are a natural wonder where visitors can safely walk up or climb vertical cascades barefoot.
- Lunch (Set menu)
- Visit Pong Duet Hot Spring is a remarkable geothermal area featuring the country’s largest and highest geysers. Set within a dense forest, it showcases 3-4 main geysers that erupt water 1-2 meters high at temperatures of 90–99°C, surrounded by mineral-rich hot pools for bathing.
- Visit Pai Memorial Bridge is a historic steel bridge originally built in 1942 by the Japanese Army using forced labor to connect Chiangmai to Burma during WWII. It served as a strategic military supply route, was later burned in 1944, and has since been rebuilt as a poignant tourist landmark symbolizing local resilience.
- Visit Pai Canyon (locally known as Kong Lan) is a popular famous for its narrow, high-ridged hiking trails and dramatic, panoramic sunsets. It offers thrilling, steep-sided panoramic views of the forested valley, with steep, unfenced drops and 30-50 meter deep fissures caused by natural soil erosion.
- Back to your hotel 5 P.M.
- Enjoy night walking street
Day 2 Kiw Lom View Point + Lod Cave + Fish Cave
- 8.30 A.M. pick up from hotel
- Visit Kiw Lom view point is a popular, scenic stop on the winding route between Pai and Mae Hong Son in Northern Thailand, known for its stunning panoramic, 360-degree mountain views and refreshing, high-altitude air. Situated at over 1,450 meters.
- Visit Lod cave is a massive, 1.6-kilometer limestone cave system, famous for the Nam Lang River flowing through it. It features spectacular stalactites, ancient teak wood coffins from prehistoric times, and is a major habitat for bats and swifts, popular for bamboo rafting, caving, and its dramatic, natural beauty.
- Lunch (set menu)
- Visit Fish cave is a popular, serene nature attraction featuring a small, rocky limestone cave pool filled with large, sacred brook carp.
- Visit Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu is a sacred, hilltop Buddhist temple in Mae Hong Son, Thailand, renowned for its twin white, Burmese-style pagodas built in 1860 and 1874. Located on a mountain, it offers panoramic views of the city, surrounding mist-covered valleys, and is a key site for religious festivals.
- Visit Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang are twin Burmese-Shan style temples located side by side on the edge of Jong Kham Lake. Built in the 19th century, they serve as the spiritual and cultural heart of the town, featuring stunning, ornate architecture that reflects perfectly in the lake, making them a must-see landmark.
- Back to your hotel 6 P.M.
Day 3 Long neck village + Ban Ja Bo + Back to Chiangmai
- 8.00 A.M. Pick up from your hotel
- Visit Long neck village Ban Huay Sua Thao refugee village near Mae Hong Son, Thailand, showcasing the unique culture of women who wear heavy brass coils to push down their collarbones, creating the illusion of elongated necks. Primarily a tourist site, it provides income through handicrafts while preserving tradition for Kayan people who fled persecution in Myanmar.
- Visit Ban Ja Bo a remote, traditional Black Lahu hill tribe village, known for its breathtaking “sea of mist,” cool climate, and rustic atmosphere. It is famous for its cliffside noodle shops, particularly the popular “hanging leg” noodle restaurant overlooking the valley.
- Lunch (noodle)
- Long drive back to Chiangmai 4 hrs.
- Back to Chiangmai at 5 P.M.
Price
Tour Includes
- English speaking tour guide
- Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned
- Breakfast 2 meals
- Lunch 3 meals
- Water
- 2 night of accommodation (3 stars hotel)
- All entrance fee
- Insurance