Top Chiang Mai Eco Tours

Hike in Doi Inthanon National Park (entrance extra), visit a waterfall and the highest point in Thailand, stop at a Karen village and a Hmong Market, and see the Twin (King and Queen) Pagodas with this small-group tour from Chiang Mai. You'll explore with a local guide, making stops to take in views, dine on an included lunch of Thai fare. Private tour and longer hike option available.

Head out to Doi Inthanon National Park for a 2-hour trekking tour with a professional guide by your side. You'll hike the fantastic nature trail around 2 hours. You'll also stop by the Phra Maha Dhatu Naphamethinidon and Naphaphonphumisiri Pagodas, at the top of Thailand's highest peak. You'll visit a Karen village and a Hmong market. Lunch and round-trip hotel transfers are included.

It can be hard to get off the beaten track around Chiang Mai. Enjoy a little-known hike and get to know local villagers—activities that are hard to do independently—on this small-group tour to Mae Kampong, a village surrounded by forest and mountains. Look for rehabilitated gibbons, hike to a charming waterfall, and learn about local flora and fauna from your guide. Enjoy an authentic lunch before you return.

Engage with rescued elephants at E-Co Adventure Elephant Camp and explore a hidden jungle waterfall in Chiang Mai. This eco-adventure offers a chance to hand-feed gentle giants and walk alongside them in their natural habitat. After enjoying a delicious Thai lunch, dive into a secluded waterfall for a refreshing swim or glide down natural rock slides shaped by the flowing water. With round-trip transport included, this tour promises a unique blend of wildlife encounters and fun in nature without compromising ethical standards. - Discover rescued elephants in an ethical, no-riding camp - Hand-feed and walk with elephants amidst lush jungle trails - Swim and unwind at a hidden waterfall, exclusive to locals -Enjoy a delicious Thai lunch or dinner with a vegetarian option available, supporting a local village restaurant.

Explore Doi Inthanon National Park and stand at Thailand’s highest peak. Immerse yourself in lush natural surroundings as you walk to picturesque waterfalls. Visit a local Hmong hill tribe market. Discover a scenic Karen village, where you can experience traditional village life and enjoy a coffee tasting.

See a different side of Chiang Mai that few visitors experience with a gentle boat ride on the Mai Ping River past old homes and temples. Disembark at a local farm where you'll be served a herbal drink and a warming bowl of khao soi noodles for lunch before returning to your starting point.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich culture of northern Thailand on this 2-day trekking adventure in the Doi Inthanon and Mae Wang National Park areas. Hike through lush rice fields, visit Karen Hill tribe villages, swim in refreshing waterfalls, and embark on a serene bamboo rafting journey. Experience a unique overnight stay in hill tribe village, complete with a cozy campfire dinner under the stars

Begin with a pickup from your hotel in Chiang Mai and head to Dantewada Land of Angels, a new landmark attraction in the Mae Tang district. Explore a cave, a waterfall, and a flower garden. Take in the heavenly atmosphere and snap some photos of the beautiful surroundings. Next, head to Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall in Nam Phu Chet Si National Park. Visit the sacred spring next to the Sticky Waterfalls, with its crystal blue water. Climb up and down the famous limestone waterfall or simply admire its natural beauty. Finish the tour with drop-off back at your accommodation in Chiang Mai. *You should prepare hat, swimwear, change of clothes, towel, flip-flops, insect repellent, short pants for visit waterfall.

Doi Inthanon National Park is one of Chiang Mai’s most well-known nature spots and it’s also the home of the highest peak in Thailand. If you want to explore this stunning natural landscape without having to study a map, then a guided trek is a great choice. During the tour, follow the guide through the jungle to see mountains and waterfalls, and visit a Karen Hill Tribe village too.

One of the most unique places in Chiang Mai, Thailand is called Bua Tong or the Sticky Waterfalls. Located about an hour and a half drive north of Chiang Mai’s Old City, these waterfalls are not only impressive and gorgeous, but a special feature allows you to climb directly up the rocks into the oncoming cascading water. Waterfalls are notoriously slippery. One usually goes down a waterfall thanks to gushing waters and slick surfaces. So how is it possible to climb up the Sticky Waterfalls? The Sticky Waterfalls get their name from a mineral deposit that is incredibly grippy. In fact, the rocks feel like a hardened sponge. They are callous and even slightly prickly to the touch but surprisingly give a bit under pressure. Since no algae or slime adheres to the rocks, they are the perfect canvas to climb up the waterfall. It is impressively steep in some places, but with the aid of the limestone deposits on the stones, we felt like Spider-Man!

Beat the crowds and see a spectacular sunrise from one of Chiang Mai’s highest points during an early-morning tour to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. This unique tour offers you the chance to experience an alms-giving ceremony in the early morning and explore the famous temple without daytime crowds. Plus, a former-monk guide provides insight into Thai culture and the Buddhist religion.

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Doi Inthanon National Park, home to Thailand’s highest peak (8,415 ft). Stand at the summit of Doi Inthanon, marvel at the Royal Twin Pagodas, and trek along the stunning Kiew Mae Pan Nature Trail (open Nov–May) for panoramic mountain views and the famous Sea of Mist. Visit a Hmong hill tribe market, enjoy a traditional Thai lunch, and experience an authentic coffee-tasting session at a local Karen hill tribe village. End your adventure at the majestic Wachirathan Waterfall. This full-day tour is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and cultural explorers.

Wake up hungry and step into Chiang Mai’s food scene on a Michelin Guide street food adventure. You will meet your expert guide at Wat Saen Fang and ease into a brunch flow for 10:00 AM. Start with Warorot Market and Old City lanes to understand how food, family, and culture shape Chiang Mai’s daily rhythm. Your guide handles ordering and timing, while sharing the stories, neighborhoods, and local ways behind each dish. Along the way, enjoy 3 rare Michelin Bib Gourmand–selected dishes, each chosen for its signature flavors and deep local roots. You’ll visit family-run eateries that have earned Michelin recognition not for fancy decor, but for recipes perfected over generations. Silky hand-steamed dumplings, bold pink Hakka noodles, and Pa Thong Ko Ko Neng that locals happily queue for. Expect an easy small group walk and local insight into the people behind the food. By the end, you will have tasted Chiang Mai like an insider and carried home a full belly and morning memory.

This tour is a great pick for time-tight travelers visiting Chiang Mai. Get more out of your day by combining a visit to an elephant sanctuary with Wat Ban Den temple and a stop at the Sticky Waterfall.The tour includes hotel pickup and transport, so you avoid arranging your own logistics, and the group size is kept small for a more personalized experience.

Experience Chiang Mai’s night markets with an insider guide on this evening food tour. Enjoy a mixture of exploring the city on foot and by songthaew (shared truck). Bring an appetite for this small-group food tour, which includes samples of all sorts of tasty treats, and learn how to order in Thai.

Discover the wonders hill tribe of northern Thailand , half-day, guided tour. Blend histrory, culture, natural with visits down into a tour of Karen Long Neck hill tribe and Hmong hill tribe village - See sights at your own pace on a private tour - Entrance fees, English Speaking tour guide, driver included - Free time to explorer a Karen Long Neck hill tribe and Hmong hill tribe village

This is the unseen in Lamphun province and you must visit when you here we are only one to provide this program with the professional tour guides. We will pick up you at your hotel at 7.30 am. Drive to Lamphun province where to learning the history and culture about the famous monk who very important in the North of Thailand. Will do the sky walking to see the view of this area. And visit the unseen waterfall in Lamphun with the beautiful view and away from the tourist and famous for the local people. Don’t miss it you will have a good time and good experience.

Pick you up from your accommodation. - Visit Ban Pa Pong Piang rice terraces the most beautiful rice terraces in Thailand and small hamlet lost in the mountains of Doi Inthanon National Park. During the rice season from early or mid-July to late October and early November in general. The rice plants reach their full length and greenness during July to mid- October, after this they turn into a glorious yellow-golden color then to be harvested in November. - Visit Wachiratharn Waterfall. - Visit White Karen hill tribes and terrace rice field at Ban Mae Klang Luang with a cup of freshly grouned, locally grown coffee.( rice field depend on season) - Have Lunch - Visit highest point of Thailand, the park high humidity and cold weather all year round ( highest spot 2565 meters above sea level).Enjoy walk on Ang Ga trail about 25 minutes to see the beautiful scenery of the lush green forest area. - Visit the King & Queen’s pagodas which have very beautiful views and pleasant gardens.

The Rainbow Cave provides a distinctive and organic sightseeing experience, presenting numerous picturesque locations. The cave is distinguished by its vibrant rock formations, making it a one of a kind attraction in Thailand. Observe the Emerald Cave in proximity to the Rainbow Cave to witness an additional vibrant location within this region. Proceed to the Pong castle and appreciate its exceptional architectural splendor. This edifice encompasses the ancient Pong stupa. Explore Ob Kan, a narrow rocky valley with a stream. It offers a walking path for nature exploration and river interaction, including opportunities for cliff and rock climbing. See Wat Ton Kwaen is an ancient temple situated in Chiang Mai, Thailand. It is specifically located in the Nong Kwai sub-district of the Hang Dong district within Chiang Mai province. You will observe a visually appealing and well-maintained representation of Lanna architecture.

Embark on a full-day excursion from Chiang Mai to Mae Kampong Village. Explore the village, savor lunch at a local eatery, visit the breathtaking Mae Kampong Waterfall, and relax at the Coffee Shop before returning to Chiang Mai. Hotel Pick-up and drop-off is included - Take leisurely strolls through the charming village streets, lined with wooden houses adorned with colorful flowers. - Engage with the friendly locals, learn about their way of life, and witness traditional crafts. - Visit the breathtaking Mae Kampong Waterfall, located amidst the lush jungle surroundings. - Relax at the Coffee Shop.

Northern Thailand is hailed as one of the best places in Asia for its food, which draws its influences from Laos, Myanmar, and Nepal. Master the art of traditional lanna (northern Thai) cuisine during an evening cooking class that’s ideal for visitors with limited time in Chiang Mai. You’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to eight people and overcome the language barrier during a tour of a Thai market.

This 3-day immersive jungle trek takes you deep into the heart of northern Thailand’s stunning mountains. You'll experience authentic Karen hilltribe life, hike through lush jungles and rice fields, visit hidden waterfalls, and end your journey with an unforgettable bamboo rafting adventure. With hands-on Thai cooking, nightly campfires, and local cultural connections, this tour offers a true escape into nature and tradition—perfect for travelers craving something real and off the beaten path.

Step beyond the typical Chiang Mai tour and uncover a deeper side of northern Thailand in Chiang Dao, where nature and culture come together. Explore the sacred Chiang Dao Cave (Wat Tham Chiang Dao), a spiritual site with ancient rock formations and hidden chambers. Visit 5 hill tribe villages including Akha, Hmong, Lisu, Palong, and Karen, and experience ways of life preserved for generations. Relax at a mountain café with panoramic views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao. Enjoy a Thai lunch and a light walk through rural farms and rice fields. Enjoy a comfortable journey with round-trip hotel transfers from Chiang Mai. Ideal for curious travelers seeking something more meaningful. Secure your spot and discover Chiang Dao in a whole new way.