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 Thailand Guides
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Thailand Guides - TrekkingThailand’s jungles are teeming with wildlife, including tigers, elephants and hundreds of bird species. Though wild, these areas are more accessible than one might think, and treks to hill tribe villages have grown in popularity. Anyone with a love of the great outdoors will enjoy the lush mountain trails of northern Thailand. Organized treks are widely available from agents in Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Mae Hong Son and smaller towns such as Mae Sot, Pai and Mae Sariang. These take you through remote villages, where you stay overnight with ethnic hill tribes such as the Lahu, Lisu, Akha and Karen. Average treks are 4 days, 3 nights but longer treks are possible. For off the beaten tracks, some trekkers head to Koa Sok National Park (Surat Thani Province), Pa La U (Prachuap Khiri Khan Province) and several areas in Kanchanaburi and Ratchaburi. The forests in these provinces are virtually pristine and uninhabited by humans. Page: 1 2
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Suggested TripsJungle Safari: Khao Yai Jungle Safari (2 Days) -- With porters to carry all your gear, explore this dramatic wilderness area with your naturalist guide. Spend the night deep in the forest in our deluxe tented camp, a large dining tent with mosquito net, hot showers and freshly prepared Thai dishes and cold drinks. Jungle Safari: Khao Yai Jungle Safari -- With porters to carry all your gear, explore this dramatic wilderness area with your naturalist guide. Spend the night deep in the forest in our deluxe-tented camp, consisting of large comfortable sleeping tents, a large dining tent with mosquito net, hot showers, and freshly prepared Thai dishes and cold drinks. Jungle Realms -- Take a closer look at the wildlife of Thailand and its forest habitat on a 3-day journey at Erawan National Park. The trip focuses on how the diverse array of flora and fauna of western Thailand utilize the natural resources of the area. Popular FeaturesAdvertisement
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