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What to Expect
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Experience everything Northern Thailand has to offer in just two days. Visit the no-ride zone of the Elephant Camp. You get the opportunity to feed, bathe, and learn more about the elephants in Thailand before going bamboo rafting and seeing the Dao Cave. Sleep overnight at the Tree House Resort in Chiang Dao before heading over to the Karen Long Neck Tribe.
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Day1
-Depart from your hotel about 7.00 am. Drive to The Elephant Camp
-We will take you to The Elephant Camp where you can learn about the people who take care the elephants. When we arrive at the camp their staff will introduce you to the elephants. Feed,take pictures, and get along with the elephants by walking to the trail with them.
-Take the elephant to bathe with them in the river.
-After you can take a shower, change clothes, and have some fruit and snacks
-Drive to the starting point for Bamboo Rafting along Mae Teang River about 40 minutes where you can see the view along the river
-Lunch at a local restaurant beside Mea Teang River
-Drive continue to Chiang Dao Cave ( The Limestone and the biggest Cave in Chiang Mai With the Burmese Style )
-After visit the cave we will take you to The Tree House Resort in Chiang Dao
-Here you will try Traditional Thai Massage by Local people about 1 hour ( included )
-Khantoke Dinner by Tree House Resort.
-Stay overnight at Tree House Resort ( included)
Day 2
-Depart from Tree House Resort about 9.30 am for trekking to the Waterfall and also we will have lunch at the Waterfall too, take time about 3 hours.
-Relaxine at the waterfall then we will back to The Tree House Resort
-Drive to the Orchid Farm where you can take photos and see alot of beautiful orchid flowers
-Drive to the Karen Long Neck Village. Here we will see Long Neck and Big Ears tribes. They originally lived in Myanmar but were forced out by the Burmese Army and now live in Thailand.
-We also can stop for you at The Tiger Kingdom ( the entrance fees not included)
-Finishing a wonderful trip, we will return you to your hotel.
-Depart from your hotel about 7.00 am. Drive to The Elephant Camp
-We will take you to The Elephant Camp where you can learn about the people who take care the elephants. When we arrive at the camp their staff will introduce you to the elephants. Feed,take pictures, and get along with the elephants by walking to the trail with them.
-Take the elephant to bathe with them in the river.
-After you can take a shower, change clothes, and have some fruit and snacks
-Drive to the starting point for Bamboo Rafting along Mae Teang River about 40 minutes where you can see the view along the river
-Lunch at a local restaurant beside Mea Teang River
-Drive continue to Chiang Dao Cave ( The Limestone and the biggest Cave in Chiang Mai With the Burmese Style )
-After visit the cave we will take you to The Tree House Resort in Chiang Dao
-Here you will try Traditional Thai Massage by Local people about 1 hour ( included )
-Khantoke Dinner by Tree House Resort.
-Stay overnight at Tree House Resort ( included)
Day 2
-Depart from Tree House Resort about 9.30 am for trekking to the Waterfall and also we will have lunch at the Waterfall too, take time about 3 hours.
-Relaxine at the waterfall then we will back to The Tree House Resort
-Drive to the Orchid Farm where you can take photos and see alot of beautiful orchid flowers
-Drive to the Karen Long Neck Village. Here we will see Long Neck and Big Ears tribes. They originally lived in Myanmar but were forced out by the Burmese Army and now live in Thailand.
-We also can stop for you at The Tiger Kingdom ( the entrance fees not included)
-Finishing a wonderful trip, we will return you to your hotel.
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Tour Includes:
-Van or SUV car (5-7 seats) -English Speaking Tour Guide - 2 Lunch, 1 Dinner, 1 Breakfast -Bottled water -Refreshing Towels -Snacks and fruits -Accommadation at Tree House Resort -Accident Insurance |
Tour Excludes:
-Accommodation -Optional side tours -Tip for guide and driver which is always appreciated Things to bring: -Extra cloths -Sun lotion -Insect Lotion -Hat and Sunglasses -Personal Medication |