We did the 2 day/1night trekking - elephants - rafting. The route is very laid back and off the beaten track, and yes, not a stroll in the park... but... read more we weren’t looking for that. Lunches were lighter, a good thing since you must walk...More

  This one-day trekking to the Mae Taeng district one hour north of Chiang Mai was a treat. Our English-speaking guide (Mr Wit) was helpful and kind, and he paid... read more close attention to safety and individual trekker needs on this sometimes strenuous hike. Perfectly executed! Great...More

  We did the 1 day trekking through the jungle, stopping to swim in a waterfall & for lunch.

They arrived on time exactly to pick us up from... read more our accommodation, and from there we went to their office to get water, food, etc.

After a 1.5 hour stop, we got to the starting point of the trek - there were toilets (5 baht to use) and a little shop to buy water. You need at least 2 bottles of water to take with you - there’s nowhere else to get it on the mountain!

Our guide was fab, immediately upon starting he was showing us the different plants/insects that live in the jungle (that he could see).

We stopped after about 1 hour to go for a refreshing waterfall swim. It was SO cold but invigorating! Just be warned that there are no changing rooms. So wear your swimming costume under your clothes and take a towel!

After the swim we went up and ate lunch - there was a fab view. Inside someone’s house looking out over the jungle. Lunch was delicious (and included in the total price).

After lunch the real trekking started. Our guide did warn us that it would be quite a tricky climb & he wasn’t wrong. This trek isn’t for the faint-hearted! I don’t know how high up we went, but it was far! This is why you need at least 2 bottles of water!!

Once at the top though, the hard climb was so worth it. The views were amazing and you can see for miles. You get to wander through farms, with all different fruits and veggies growing. It was amazing. We also got to stop off at a bat cave which was awesome!!

The day was finished off with being dropped back off at the accommodation. Well worth it, only gave 4 stars due to maybe being a little rushed at the waterfall & because it was harder trek than we were warned before leaving.