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Is Thailand’s highest mountain 2,599 meters above sea level. Doi Ithanon is a part of the Himalayas which ranges across Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and ends at Northern Thailand.
Complex mountain ranges and a mild climate characterise an area with a moist and dense summit forest.
Doi Inthanon is very interesting for ornithologists. Summit forest is the source of important tributaries of the Mac Ping River. Meo and Karen hilltribes inhabit the park. Visiting Doi Inthanon is possible throughout the year.
The best period for viewing waterfalls is May through November. The best period for viewing wild flowers is December through February. The best period for ornithologists is November through March.
The most famous waterfall in chiangmai, mae klang waterfall lies in the Doi Inthanon, one of the most beautiful cascades …
An amazing waterfall with about 40 to 50 meters high and origins from the Mae Klang River in Doi Inthanon National Park …
Siriphum Waterfall located in km 31 Doi Inthanon National Park, beautiful landscapes draped in fog around the falls …
A place that you can swim, a small waterfall at 58 km. in Doi Inthanon National Park, a picnic area …
This 30 meters high waterfall, located on the way to the top of Doi Inthanon Mountain, not far away from Chom Thong …
A large waterfall which plummets over the edge of a high cliff into a deep pool below, about 80 meter height …
You will see many special plants ranging from the minute and delicate filmy fern to hugh ancient tree fern …
Napamaytanidol Chedi & Phra Mahatat Napaphon Bhumisiri
A place with amazing views to the mountains, close to the summit of Doi Inthanon, a rest area …
Ang Ka Nature Trail
Located in the top of Doi Inthanon Mountain, close to the highest spot of Thailand, a nature trail between evergreen forest …
King Inthanon Memorial Shrine
Baan Mae Klang Luang Rice Terrace
The highest spot in Thailand
With an elevation of 2565 meters, is the highest point in Thailand with amazing views to the landscape, sea of fog …
Bird Watching km.38
Hmong Market in Doi Inthanon National Park