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Experience the thrill of a lifetime with Khampan Rafting – White Water Rafting Adventure Tour in Chiang Mai. Journey deep into the lush Mae Taeng rainforest, where you’ll enjoy a scenic mountain drive before gearing up with expert guides for an unforgettable 10 km challenge. Conquer over 14 exhilarating rapids as the river roars beneath your raft, testing your courage and teamwork at every turn. Along the way, immerse yourself in the beauty of Northern Thailand, refuel with a delicious vegetarian lunch, and cool off with a refreshing swim at the stunning Phachee Waterfall. End your adventure worry-free, as we return you comfortably to your hotel in Chiang Mai—now it’s your turn to feel the rush, so book today and get ready to paddle, splash, and conquer the rapids like never before!

Explore Land of Angels Waterfall Park, a popular tourist destination located about 1 hour north of Chiang Mai. Known for its cascading man-made waterfalls, pools, and rock formations, this park is designed to resemble a magical wonderland. Discover cascading waterfalls, beautiful gardens, whimsical cafes, and a cave you can explore for a touch of adventure. While the falls themselves are man-made, they're beautifully designed to create a natural look. Forwarding to Wat Ban Densali Si Mueang Kaen (Wat Ban Den) located in Chiang Mai's Mae Taeng district, is a magnificent and extensive temple complex renowned for its elaborate Lanna-style architecture. Forwarding to Bua Tong Waterfall well-or known as Sticky Waterfall. Enjoy Thai lunch buffet and seasonal fruits and take some rest. Take a short hike through the forest to discover Nam Phu Chet Si, a mineral geyser that gushes from the ground and flows into streams. Admire the beautiful natural scenery and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Enjoy whitewater rafting 6 km ( aprroximately 1 hour) on Maetaeng River Chiangmai. This program provides an exhilarating trip for first time rafters Reccomend for beginner ,family, kids Tackle a grade 2-4 rapids. Floast past beatyful scenery. Floast past Elephant Sanctuary where you can see them chilling , eating ,relaxing and swiming in River

What Makes This Trip Unique ‍♂️ Real Forest Riding – Cross-country trails through Chiang Mai’s lush jungle, far from tourist routes Experienced Local Guides – Skilled riders who know the terrain, safety, and flow High-Quality Mountain Bikes – Well-maintained bikes suited for forest trails and varied terrain Unique Natural Features – Climb the one-of-a-kind Sticky Waterfall and explore a hidden cave Scenic Variety – Ride through dense forest, open farmland, and ridgeline viewpoints ️ Authentic Thai Meal – End the adventure with a rewarding local lunch in a quiet natural setting Swim to Finish – Cool off in Mae Kuang Reservoir—an unforgettable way to end the ride Small Group Sizes – Personalized experience and better trail flow

Launch into an unforgettable day with our Elephant Observation & Authentic Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai. Begin with hotel transfers and a visit to a lively local market to pick fresh ingredients. Guided by an expert chef, prepare seven Thai dishes, including mango sticky rice, and enjoy your creations. At the sanctuary, immerse yourself in peaceful surroundings as you observe elephants roaming freely, bathing, or playing in the mud. Sip herbal tea while taking in the serene environment. Cool off at a hidden waterfall, then wrap up with a hearty local meal before returning to your hotel. Perfect for families, couples, and groups, this tour blends culture, cuisine, and nature into a truly enriching experience, offering unforgettable moments in the heart of Chiang Mai’s lush landscapes.

Glide along a calm jungle river on this half-day stand up paddle boarding trip from Chiang Mai. Travel north to the Mae Ngat valley and after instructions, ride a paddle board along the Mae Ping River. Pass through the serene Mae Tang Forest Reserve, look for wildlife, and polish your paddling with tips from your guide. Includes a restaurant lunch, all required equipment, and the option to kayak rather than paddle board.