visit Maeya waterfall one of most beautiful waterfall in Thailand (June to Jan) and It’s inside Doi Inthanon National Park, and you will see less tourists than others because it’s a bit far from main route to the centerof the park

visit Wachirathan the winter rainbow waterfall, it's a must fall of this National Park and you will enjoy the rainbow from this fall from November to Jan on the sunny day. but it's still can visit all year round, Thai Lunch will be served at the local in the area.

visit Twin Royal Pagodas, The Great Holy Relics. Pra Mahathat Naphamethanidol to commemorate the 60th birthday anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on 5th December 1987 Pra Mahathat Naphapolphumisiri to honour Her Majesty Queen Sirkit's 60th birthday anniversary on 12 August 1992

Hiking, Pha Dok Sew Trail, It’s the most popular hiking trail that you can do all year round in the park, will hike down hill with the local guide, mostly downhill, under the shadow, aside of the creeks, there some of beautiful waterfall, the highlight of this trail is Pha Doksew waterfall ( Doksew is the name of native flower in this area), the biggest and most beautifull, Further more you will walk through the rice terrace(green field is in rainy season), coffee plantation farm and native plants until the village. ------------------------------- * Mae Pan Trail Hiking (November to May, is upon request as optional)

Ban Maklang Luang , its one of the white Karen tribe village, that located in the middle of National Park, The people here they are farmers and live by farming,(rice, fishing, and part of tourism), accommodation for tourist etc, Over here you will see and learn how to make and taste of organic arabica coffee before time to return to Chiangmai city in the evening.