Reached The Highest Peak in Thailand

Thailand’s highest peak is surprisingly easy to climb! Boasting cooler temperatures throughout the year, Doi Inthanon has managed to attract crowds of both local and foreign trekkers. The national park isn’t just popular for this peak, but also the numerous waterfalls, sunrise & sunset viewpoints and the surrounding remote villages. 💞Reasons to Recommend: Doi Inthanon isn’t a very intimidating hike even for the most amateur hikers. For the most part, your set of wheels will be able to take you towards the top but the few hundred metres to the actual summit point from the parking lot can be hiked on foot. There is also a longer hiking option for those who prefer it. The two options of trails that can be hiked on foot are Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail (which we didn’t manage to slot in to hike during our trip there) and Ang Ka Luang Nature Trail. This trail is pretty straightforward and consists of about a 360m boardwalk. You’ll wind up at an elevation of approximately 2,500 m above sea level. Definitely will come back and hikd Kew Mae Pan!