Chiang Mai (Fang)
Doi Pha Hom Pok
Thailand's second-highest summit, a sea of mist at sunrise and Fang hot springs on the way down.
Tap a country, pick a region, and see trips by season and difficulty.
Chiang Mai (Fang)
Thailand's second-highest summit, a sea of mist at sunrise and Fang hot springs on the way down.
Chiang Mai
Village trails through cloud forest, waterfalls, lunch on banana leaves and a Karen homestay.
Chiang Mai
A Karen village among pines: bamboo rafting, home cooking and a slower night.
Tak (Umphang)
Thailand's largest waterfall, reached by rafting past Rainbow Falls — easy on the legs.
Phetchaburi (Kaeng Krachan)
Bamboo rafting in Kaeng Krachan and a 4×4 ride to the village — close to Bangkok, easy pace.
Phitsanulok
Open meadows among pines that feel far from Thailand — gentle walking and starry camping.
Bueng Kan
Serpent-scale rock in the forest and Three Whale Rock overlooking the Mekong.
Phang Nga
The Andaman's clearest water: snorkel with coral and turtles, sleep in a beach tent.
Trang
Swim through Emerald Cave to a hidden beach and snorkel Trang's quieter islands.
Yala (Betong)
Mist at Thailand's southern tip, a skywalk over the forest and real Cantonese-Thai food.
Vientiane Province
Limestone karsts on the Nam Song: balloons, river tubing and turquoise blue lagoons.
Shan State
A Tai Khun town like Chiang Mai fifty years ago — morning markets and wooden temples.
East Java
Sunrise over Bromo, blue fire in Ijen's crater and the Tumpak Sewu waterfall.
Cebu
Swim with whale sharks, jump into Kawasan Falls and snorkel the clear Visayan sea.