Chiang Mai: Elephant Sanctuary & Waterfall Group Tour
1.Chiang Mai: Elephant Sanctuary & Waterfall Group Tour
Spend a full day with rescued elephants at Pon Elephant Thailand and then hike to Mae Wang Waterfall, with lunch included.
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CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s best days out.
The 15 tours most travellers book in Chiang Mai, gathered in one place. Each with what the day involves, what it costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
Spend a full day with rescued elephants at Pon Elephant Thailand and then hike to Mae Wang Waterfall, with lunch included.
Most PopularChiang Mai’s cooking class blends a local market, Thai herb garden, and hands-on dishes, including scratch-made curry paste and mango sticky rice.
Ethical half-day at Pon Elephant Thailand: feed gentle Asian elephants, learn herbal treats, and splash at the river. Pickup optional.
Chiang Rai day trip from Chiang Mai to Wat Rong Khun, Wat Rong Suea Ten, and Wat Saengkaew. Small group, A/C van, guided temples.
“Our guide Vasit was amazing! While the trip was long, he made it fun. Gave us so much good information and even showed us how to pray. At the end he also gave us mango sticky rice! It was a great day!”
A full-day Chiang Rai temples tour from Chiang Mai: White, Blue, and either Black House or Red Temple, plus hot springs and lunch.
Ethical elephant care in Chiang Mai: feed rescued elephants, join the mud spa and bath, meet baby elephants, and enjoy a vegetarian Thai buffet.
“Epic. Must do if you’re in Chiang Mai and want to swim and bath an elephant.”
Sunrise at Doi Suthep plus jungle Wat Pha Lat and Wat Umong tunnels, small-group guide, pickup, and carbon credits from $32.
Climb Chiang Mai’s non-slip Sticky Waterfall, then relax in Dan Tewada Land of Angels for misty trails, animals, and photo stops.
Private Chiang Rai temples day from Chiang Mai with hotel pickup, lunch, and tickets. See White, Blue, and more with your own guide.
“This was a great experience. The temples are aesthetically interesting, and our guide, “O”, taught us a lot about the meanings of the styles and decorations and a lot about Buddhism as well. He even took some time to try meditation with us. O took great care of us all day long.”
Chiang Mai evening temples: Wat Pha Lat jungle serenity and Doi Suthep’s gold pagoda at sunset, with pickup and guide for $24.
Ethical Living Green elephants, Doi Inthanon summit and pagodas, plus the Phak Dok Seaw trek to Pha Dok Siew Waterfall.
“Fantastic experience! Absolutely loved being with the elephants and the calming trek through the national park!”
Climb the sticky Bua Tong falls, spend time at an ethical elephant sanctuary, then float on bamboo rafts in the Chiang Mai countryside.
“Started with bamboo rafting which was very scenic. Then to the elephant sanctuary where we got to feed and get up close with the elephants. Our guide Dam was very friendly and answered our questions about the elephants. Highlight was the sticky waterfall, where we had lots of time to explore. Recommend for all ages.”
A small-group Chiang Mai night food loop with local pickup, 2 markets, Thai ordering help, and lots of tastings for about $42.
“The guide of the tour was explain different ways of ties cooked the food in different regions of the country”
Beat the Chiang Mai crowds on a sunrise climb to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, guided by an ex-monk, plus jungle temples and breakfast.
“Our guide Pon was a former monk. We couldn’t ask for a better guide. It was very educational and I highly recommend the sunrise tour!”
Kerchor Eco Elephant Park from Chiang Mai: feed and bathe elephants, learn conservation, enjoy Thai lunch, with easy pickup and transport.
The Old City temples, the elephant valleys, the mountain day trips and every way to spend a day in the north.