Things to do in Mae Wang

I think we need more places like this where elephants are treated with respect and now abused. I found the experience to be rather adventurous. I saw people write a review complaining about shower facilities and food being rather cheap. Honestly if you want luxury then go spa but if you really want some time with elephants where you can walk around with them and pet them and feel their closure then Elephant Sanctuary in Chiang Mai is the spot. I loved it.

When I booked, I was worried about being scammed because there was no license plate number or contact confirmation. Actually, it was a lot of fun; there were vehicles painted with elephants that picked us up, making them easy to recognize. But it's still more convenient to buy a local SIM card that can make calls. The drive to the elephant camp took about an hour. There were various activities, and lunch consisted of fried rice, fruit, and spring rolls.

It's a great experience for families with children; there's no cycling involved, but you can get up close and personal with elephants.

Chiang Mai Zoo boasts a beautiful environment surrounded by lush greenery, with a rich variety of animals, making for a very comfortable viewing experience. The zoo's layout is well-designed and suitable for family trips. Overall rating: Highly recommended, especially for family outings; allow ample time for a leisurely visit!

Genuinely some of the most fun we’ve ever had it was genuinely such an awesome experience the entire place is awesome and there’s cold water spraying everywhere to cool you down under the sun. There’s really good food and alcohol and overall i’d highly recommend everything about the day was a blast and we stayed from open to close. The life jackets aren’t bad and are comfortable considering, there were only like 2 children thankfully so all the adaults had a blast and it was a fun time . Definitely bring sunscreen but highly recommend

🖇🤍✨️Wachiratharn Waterfall🌿🥰️ "Wachiratharn Waterfall" is a large waterfall formed by the Mae Klang Stream, approximately 70-80 meters high, with water flowing all year round. The water will fall from a high cliff, falling into the pool below, causing water droplets to splash all over the area. #Stand and take a picture for a moment_Noi is all wet 😆Standing far away makes you feel cool and refreshed, the air is nice and cool. When the sunlight hits the water droplets, there will be a rainbow. 🌿💞 . 📍Location: Wachiratharn Waterfall, Doi Inthanon National Park, Chom Thong District, Chiang Mai Province #Chiang Mai #Wachiratharn Waterfall #Doi Inthanon #Chiang Mai attractions #chiangmai #reviewchiangmai #thailand #this angle is good #travel #unseenchiangmai

The highest mountain in Thailand has it all! Highly recommend a day tour or renting a bike to spend the whole day here. Something for everyone from waterfalls to pagodas to flower gardens. Just beware the restaurants are expensive and not the best food.

A mountain that has been part of the city and the sky since I was born. I've visited countless times since I can remember. The last time was during university when I joined the freshman hike up the mountain, walking over 14 kilometers. Was it exhausting? Absolutely. But reaching the top was the most heartwarming feeling, receiving encouragement from seniors, friends, and juniors from all faculties. Since graduating, I’ve gone every year without fail.