[2025 Chom Thong Attraction] Travel Guide for Doi Inthanon Summit (Updated Feb)

#tripพาบินขอภพผู้ใหม่ The highest point in Thailand is Doi Inthanon, everyone. It is 2,565.3341 meters above sea level!! We visited Kiew Mae Pan before going to Doi Inthanon, so the weather was not too cold but still cool. It was around 11 degrees. The officer said that there was frost on the grass, but when we went to look, it started to melt. 📌 The highest point in Siam, Doi Inthanon ⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 #DoiInthanonChiangMai #DoiInthanon #ConquerDoiInthanon #DoiInthanonNationalPark #VisitChiangMai #NatureAttractions #TravelPlan

#ChiangmaiTravel The highest peak in Thailand, but "Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai" is considered another peak that is easy to travel to. You can drive up to it. There is a large parking lot next to the radar station. Walk up to the other side opposite the radar station and you will see the sign for the highest point in Siam, which is a popular spot for people to take pictures. During the festival, you have to line up to take pictures. After passing the sign for the highest point in Siam, you will see the stupa containing the ashes of Chao Inthawichayanon, the former ruler of Chiang Mai.

🗻 Summit Details: - Highest point in Thailand at 2,565 meters (8,415 feet) - Located in Doi Inthanon National Park, Chiang Mai Province - Cool temperatures year-round (average 10-18°C/50-65°F) 📍 Must-See Stops: 1. Summit Area - Thailand's highest point marker - Ang Ka Nature Trail (cloud forest boardwalk) - Weather station 2. Royal Twin Pagodas - Napamathanee Don & Napapholphumisiri - Beautiful gardens - Stunning mountain views 3. Waterfalls - Wachirathan Waterfall - Mae Ya Waterfall ⏰ Suggested Timeline: 7:00 - Depart Chiang Mai 8:30 - Arrive at park entrance 9:00 - Visit waterfalls 10:30 - Royal Pagodas 12:00 - Lunch at local restaurant 13:00 - Summit trek 15:00 - Return to Chiang Mai 💡 Tips: - Wear warm clothes - Start early to avoid clouds - Bring camera - Entry fee: 300 baht for foreigners - Best visited November-February