Day 0:
19.30: Group check-in at Mochit Bus Terminal
20:00: Bus leave the station, we stay overnight in the Bus (First class – 30 seaters, the seats are adjustable to sleep and massage chairs)

Day 1:
06.25: Train arrives to Bus station. We will get breakfast and refreshment.
07.00: Meet with our private van, our trip starts. We are heading to Doi Inthanon National Park.
09.00: Arrive at Doi Inthanon National Park, Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail Head. We will get the local guide and start the hiking trail.

• This trail is 2,400meters above sea level, the average temperature throughout the year is around 15 degree, leaving the vibe of a winter trail. This trail is around 3 km in a loop, with 180 meters elevation gain, and it takes 2 hours to visit the trail.
• After the trail, we will return to the van and continue journey to Mae Hong Son Province.

12.00: Lunch at the local restaurant on the way
16.00: Arrive at the Thung Buatong Forest Park.

• The flowers are in full blossom only in November and December each year. The region has been completely covered in yellow Bua Thong flowers, creating a serene atmosphere that you simply must witness in person in your lifetime

18.00: Sunset viewpoint and dinner
19.30: Check-in at our accomodation

Day 2
06.00: Check-out from hotel, and contioune driving to Pang Ung.
09.30: Arrive at Ban Rak Thai is a beautiful Tranquil Village in Mae Hong Son, Northern Thailand, a small highland village nestled in the lush backcountry of Mae Hong Son province in Northern Thailand. It is set in a valley surrounded by hills and tea plantations on the edge of a reservoir.

• This sleepy village is famous for its breathtaking views and tea cultivation. Because of how difficult to get here, the village is still little known to tourists, and that makes this place not heavily-touristed.
• We take the boat tour in the lake in the middle of the village

11.00: We leave to the next destination
12.00: Lunch at the local restaurant
14.00: Arrive to a 1,000 years old cave, the unseen destination of Mae Hong Son

• Tham Lod Cave is one of Thailand’s most impressive and easily accessible caves, known as Tham Lod contains three higher dry caverns. Massive formations decorate the cave walls, and 20-meter-tall columns loom over visitors.
• Ancient teak coffin remnants are preserved in the third cave. The earliest human skeleton in North Thailand, dating back 20,000 years, was discovered at a recently excavated archeological site near the visitor center.

16.00: After that, we will leave back to ChiangMai.
18.00: Dinner on the way back
21.30: Drop off at bus station
21.50: Take the overnight Bus back to Bangkok. Overnight in the Bus (VIP-First Class, the seats are adjustable to sleep and massage chairs)

Day x
08.00: Arrive back to MoChi Bus Terminal and end of the trip