Explore Chiang Dao Caves & Kayak Through Northern Thai Jungle Join us for the most popular adventure in Chiang Mai! Begin by exploring the intricate Chiang Dao Cave system led by a knowledgeable local guide. Spend an hour in the side arms with expansive caverns, then enter the main well-lit chambers adorned with Buddhist figures and relics honoring the Burmese monk who discovered this cave 300 years ago. After this captivating cave trek, recharge with a hearty lunch. Next, embark on a kayak tour through the lush Northern Thai jungle. Learn from our professional guides who ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the river, sharing their deep knowledge of the local flora and fauna. Appreciate nature's beauty while recharging body and mind. Experience tranquility and discovery. Wind down your perfect day with a scenic drive back to your hotel, reflecting on the unforgettable sights and experiences of the day. _ru-RU

● Explore the caves of Chiang Dao, a spectacular system of stalactites and stalagmites less than two hours’ drive from Chiang Mai ● See the five limestone caverns beneath the mountains via gas lanterns ● Climb the Buatong Sticky Waterfall and appreciate the scenic landscape ● Visit Mae Malai Market on the way back_ru-RU

From Chiang Mai, discover the authentic rural life of northern Thailand in two beautiful valleys located north of the city. First, you'll explore the Chiang Dao valley, offering stunning views of Thailand’s third-highest peak, caves and Buddhist sanctuary. Hike on a trail linking two hill-tribe villages and visit a local family. The second day you'll hike the Mae Taeng highlands on forestry trails offering scenic views of the valley below. Have lunch at a local house and get to taste locally grown tea or coffee. On both days, you'll hike in different regions, offering a better approach of the nature and culture. A perfect trip for nature and adventure lover's._ru-RU

Following your English speaking cycling guide, you'll discover two scenic valleys located north of Chiang Mai: Mae Taeng and Chiang Dao. Both valleys offer their own attractions such as caves, waterfalls, temples, as well as scenic views of paddy fields, various plantations, and mountains. As a guided trip, you only need to do what you'll enjoy the most, riding your bike. The rest is taken care of by your friendly local English speaking tour guide. To avoid the commuting to Chiang Mai, you'll spend two nights in a comfortable boutique hotel located in the countryside, as a base, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings._ru-RU

I’ll bet you will have a great experience of both Northern Thai temple culture and the gorgeous architecture of Nature with this One day tour. Visit Orchid and Butterfly farm and enjoy the beauty of many different kinds of Thai Orchid. The variety of colors and sizes of the orchids makes this a special place for flower lovers. At Wat Ban den, which is a large and still growing temple Complex composed of several halls and 12 chedis of Zodiac animal signs, you will find a lot of different elements and styles with an amazing sense of detail. Bua thong waterfall well known as Sticky waterfall is a really unique multi-tiered waterfall. Why is it called Sticky? Because a mineral deposit creates enough friction to stop slipping, so making it very easy to climb up the waterfall. The limestone surface looks slightly rough but it isn’t painful to step on and forms an interesting bubbly pattern. Many Thai people spend the day eating and drinking at this picnic spot._ru-RU