Green Canyon in Chiang Mai

A Solo Adventure to Ob Khan National Park Recently, I embarked on an exhilarating solo journey to Ob Khan National Park, a stunning natural retreat located just outside of Chiang Mai. Renting a motorbike for the trip was a breeze, costing me only 200 baht per 24 hours, and the ride was surprisingly easy and enjoyable. Morning Ride I highly recommend starting your adventure in the morning. The early hours offer a pleasant driving experience before the sun becomes too intense. The scenic route to the park was filled with beautiful landscapes, setting the tone for a day of exploration. Arrival and Registration Upon reaching Ob Khan National Park, the first step is to register at the entrance. This involves filling out a form with your name, nationality, passport number and the motorbike's plate number. After that registration, the path continues riding the motorbike to the parking area, there are many signs to find it. Easily with parking next step is find the registration point for tracking which is located in a small building behind a charming café by the river. Exploring the Trails After completing the registration, I set out to explore the park’s trails. The trekking paths are well-marked and offer varying levels of difficulty, making them accessible for solo hikers. The lush greenery, towering trees, and the soothing sounds of nature created a tranquil atmosphere that made the hike enjoyable. As I trekked through the park, I encountered breathtaking views and the opportunity to connect with nature. There some views point on the tracking paths. The fresh air and peaceful surroundings were a welcome escape from the city, allowing me to recharge and reflect. In some points of the river its looks like Green Canyon with beautiful rocks. But I didn’t finish the path to the Ob Khan National Park View Point because it was in the raining season and the water of river was so full. Afraid of flood from the upper river path I decided to back after enjoying mother nature. And im still curious how the water of the river looks like when it’s not during the raining season. Tips for Your Visit 1. **Go Early**: Arriving in the morning not only helps you avoid the heat but also allows you to enjoy the park in relative quietness. 2. **Registration**: Don’t forget to register at the entrance. It’s a quick process that ensures your visit is accounted for. 3. **Stay Hydrated**: Bring plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated, especially if you plan to trek for an extended period. 4. **Respect Nature**: As with any national park, it’s essential to follow the rules and respect the environment. Stick to designated paths and carry out any trash. #chiangmailife #chiangmailocal #chiangmai #thailand #thailandadventure