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| Overview |
Thailand's northern capital is a captivating blend of ancient temples, modern malls, steamy rainforest and teeming markets, and you can experience it all on this action-packed active adventure. Tackle the Mae Taeng River rapids on a raft, ride an elephant through the rainforest, climb the naga-guarded staircase of hilltop Doi Suthep and cycle through rural countryside en route to the enchanting ruins of Wiang Kum Kam - the physical activity and timeless sights on this trip are sure to leave you breathless.
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The traveller may be required to pay the tour leader a small "tour kitty" to cover local expenses. This may or may not apply to this tour. Call if you have questions. |
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Starting rate per person based
on two people sharing. Single room rate on request. Please refer to the box to the left for approximate currency
conversion.
This tour is billed in Canadian Dollars. |
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4 days |
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Maximum of 12 travellers per group |
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| Overview |
Thailand's northern capital is a captivating blend of ancient temples, modern malls, steamy rainforest and teeming markets, and you can experience it all on this action-packed active adventure. Tackle the Mae Taeng River rapids on a raft, ride an elephant through the rainforest, climb the naga-guarded staircase of hilltop Doi Suthep and cycle through rural countryside en route to the enchanting ruins of Wiang Kum Kam - the physical activity and timeless sights on this trip are sure to leave you breathless.
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The traveller may be required to pay the tour leader a small "tour kitty" to cover local expenses. This may or may not apply to this tour. Call if you have questions. |
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See sunset from Doi Suthep's summit, Cycle along the Ping River, Explore the incredible ruins of Wiang Kum Kam, Ride an elephant through the jungle, Tackle whitewater rapids on the Mae Taeng River, Experience Thailand's rural charm |
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- Air-conditioned car and/or minibus, whitewater raft, elephant, bicycle
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Day 1 Arrive Chiang MaiHead out on foot to explore chilled-out Chiang Mai. Hit the markets for some bargain hunting, relax with a soothing massage or catch the sunset from the Doi Suthep summit. Day 2 Chiang Mai/Doi Suthep TempleAfter breakfast, head off to visit the temple complex of Doi Suthep to climb the Naga 300 step stairway.
Cycle through green fields following the Ping River downstream. Call in to a former leper colony, now a rehabilitation centre, to gain insight into the activities of the missionaries in days gone by. Continue on to discover the real rural Thailand, cruising past orchards, farms and the occasional colourful village. Meander through small villages and explore the temple ruins of Wiang Kum Kam, the former capital of Lan Na, on the way back into town. Day 3 Chiang Mai/Elephant RideGet set for an action packed day riding an elephant through the jungle. Visit colourful hilltribe villages, jump onto a mountain bike and tackle dirt roads to get to the picnic lunch spot. After refuelling, it's time to raft down the Mae Taeng River and its 14 gorges. Day 4 Depart Chiang MaiWith a famous night bazaar and over 300 temples to explore, there's always something to see and do in this cosmopolitan capital of the north.
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| The first condition of understanding a foreign country is to smell it. - Rudyard Kipling |
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