1 Day Trekking Group Tour With Bamboo Cooking / Chiang Rai
Overview
We show you some highlights of the the jungle of Chiang Rai. Suitable for couple, families and groups.
From Phra Soep Hot Spring hikking to a bamboo forest, farm land, rice fields. Continue to Lahu, Akha village, Chinese village and the second largest waterfall in Chiang Rai. Don't forget your swimming suite and towel. Enjoy bamboo cooking lunch with handmade bamboo utils. At the end relax in the mineral water of the hot spring. From there you got a transportation to your hotel.Total walk around 5 hrs. or between 10-12 km.
From Phra Soep Hot Spring hikking to a bamboo forest, farm land, rice fields. Continue to Lahu, Akha village, Chinese village and the second largest waterfall in Chiang Rai. Don't forget your swimming suite and towel. Enjoy bamboo cooking lunch with handmade bamboo utils. At the end relax in the mineral water of the hot spring. From there you got a transportation to your hotel.Total walk around 5 hrs. or between 10-12 km.
Inclusions
- Private transportation
- Lunch - Bamboo Cooking
- All Fees and Taxes
What to expect
Itinerary
Do you want trek through the jungles and the mountains of the southern Himalayas?
We show you some highlights of the the jungle of Chiang Rai. Suitable for couple, families and groups. Dive in the live of Lahu and Akha Hilltribes. See a chinese village and it's tea plantation. Enjoy bamboo cooking and a bath in Huay Kaew Waterfall and a hot spring spa. Yada Travel will let you enjoy the fascinating flora and fauna of Nothern Thailand. Our trekking guides are licensed, friendly and knowledgeable about the jungle and environment trail. The guides will also enchant you with a meal, only with natural utensils by open fire. This is a full day trekking tour and you will hiking about 15 km. Our tour guides are from the hilltribes like Lahu and Akha and speak the Hilltribe language.
Do you want trek through the jungles and the mountains of the southern Himalayas?
We show you some highlights of the the jungle of Chiang Rai. Suitable for couple, families and groups. Dive in the live of Lahu and Akha Hilltribes. See a chinese village and it's tea plantation. Enjoy bamboo cooking and a bath in Huay Kaew Waterfall and a hot spring spa. Yada Travel will let you enjoy the fascinating flora and fauna of Nothern Thailand. Our trekking guides are licensed, friendly and knowledgeable about the jungle and environment trail. The guides will also enchant you with a meal, only with natural utensils by open fire. This is a full day trekking tour and you will hiking about 15 km. Our tour guides are from the hilltribes like Lahu and Akha and speak the Hilltribe language.
Additional information
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Near public transportation
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Most travelers can participate
- Face masks required for travelers in public areas
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Face masks provided for travelers
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Social distancing enforced throughout experience
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Regular temperature checks for staff
- Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
- Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
Michelle_H
November 2022
This tour is not for the faint-hearted or unfit! You are walking though the jungle/mountains for at least 10km, through dense vegetation, muddy areas and unstable footing with steep drops. I consider myself fairly fit and it was a challenge, especially in the heat & I did slip over a few times. O...
This tour is not for the faint-hearted or unfit! You are walking though the jungle/mountains for at least 10km, through dense vegetation, muddy areas and unstable footing with steep drops. I consider myself fairly fit and it was a challenge, especially in the heat & I did slip over a few times. Our tour guide Aryu made this an amazing experience, being from the hill tribes himself and also speaking English very well. He was funny and gave us so much interesting information. At the start of the trek he made all of us crowns/headwear from leaves, and then also bamboo cups and chopsticks as keepsakes and to also use for lunch. These little touches made the experience even better. Lunch itself was amazing, getting to watch omelettes, soup and rice be cooked in bamboo over a fire. It tasted delicious and was one of the best meals we have had in Thailand (or maybe we were just super hungry after the trek, ha ha!). Swimming in the waterfall was fun, but it is very shallow so you can’t ‘swim’ as such. Was nice to cool down after a lot of walking. We got to walk through some villages without any ‘shopping’ being imposed on us which was a nice change. To end the day, we got to spend some time at the hot springs in a couple of small baths (2-3 people in each one). There is a larger pool but it was closed for cleaning. Still enjoyed it thoroughly as a way to soak our sore muscles from the trek! The starting point was only 30-45mins from Chiang Rai so not a lot of travel either side of the day. The only criticism was that we underestimated how much water we would need to take for the trek and didn’t have enough. Water needs to be supplied during lunch as a top-up, or at least let travellers know to take a min of 2L each. It’s a very hot and sweaty day and easy to get dehydrated. The overheads for this tour would be low apart from insurance and fuel, so our concern is that the guide gets paid very little out of what we get charged, when they are essentially ‘the tour’ and make the day! Thank you Aryu for an experience we will never forget :)Rene H
October 2023
Fun and challenging hike through the jungle! We are both active runners and hikers, and still were challenged by one very steep uphill climb. The guide was friendly and fun. He was also armed with a machete to cut down brush that was in our way. We hiked to many small villages, which was definit...
Fun and challenging hike through the jungle! We are both active runners and hikers, and still were challenged by one very steep uphill climb. The guide was friendly and fun. He was also armed with a machete to cut down brush that was in our way. We hiked to many small villages, which was definitely the highlight for me. The lunch was also great and surprisingly tasty for being cooked in bamboo trunks. Wear good hiking shoes, long pants, and bug spray!PascalM2590
January 2023
Si vous aimez marcher dans la jungle, voir des modes de vie différents, allez y sans hésiter. Les guides sont très sympathiques et marrants. Il faut un niveau physique correct ça grimpe un peu. Un repas dans la jungle, cuisine au bambou et vous finirez dans une piscine d'eau chaude naturelle. Exc...
Si vous aimez marcher dans la jungle, voir des modes de vie différents, allez y sans hésiter. Les guides sont très sympathiques et marrants. Il faut un niveau physique correct ça grimpe un peu. Un repas dans la jungle, cuisine au bambou et vous finirez dans une piscine d'eau chaude naturelle. Excellente journée, si vous aimez bouger, bien sur.ysonne18
November 2022
Ein Dschungeltrekking von 14 km mit einem in Bambus gekochtem Mittagessen? Tönte gut und war anforderungsreich betreffend Fitness und Laufen auf glitschigen Pfaden. Das als Gruppentrekking ausgeschriebene Tageserlebnis erwies sich als Privattour, weil covid-bedingt noch nicht viele Touris den We...
Ein Dschungeltrekking von 14 km mit einem in Bambus gekochtem Mittagessen? Tönte gut und war anforderungsreich betreffend Fitness und Laufen auf glitschigen Pfaden. Das als Gruppentrekking ausgeschriebene Tageserlebnis erwies sich als Privattour, weil covid-bedingt noch nicht viele Touris den Weg nach Chiang Rai fanden. Mit 2 Guides u.a Ai als kompetenter Führer starten wir, und kommen bereits kurz nach dem Start in Regen. Das erschwert das Begehen des schmalen Naturweges, und doch ist es gerade diese eine Herausforderung, welche es spannend macht. Es tropft, man schwitz weil es zügig bergauf geht etc. Höhepunkt ist zweifelsohne das Mittagessen im Dschungel. Die Guides kochen Gemüse zu einer Suppe und Omelette in mit Buschmessern zugeschnittenen Bambusstangenteilen. Das Feuer zu machen mit nassem Unterholz ist eine weitere Herausforderung. Auf dem Hinweg wurden auf dem Markt Gemüse und Chicken und Gewürze eingekauft. Die gefüllten Bambusstangen werden ans Feuer gelegt und das Chickenfleisch in geschnittene Bambusstecken geflochten und auch neben dem Feuer gebraten. Es war ein abenteuerlicher und strenger Trekk mit tollen Guides.L4093TIanac
July 2023
Ru was an amazing guide! We highly recommend this tour. The bamboo cooking was great, one of the best meals we've had in Thailand. The trek was beautiful. Ru made us a really special bamboo souvenir that we loved. If you have the chance to do it, go for it!
Ru was an amazing guide! We highly recommend this tour. The bamboo cooking was great, one of the best meals we've had in Thailand. The trek was beautiful. Ru made us a really special bamboo souvenir that we loved. If you have the chance to do it, go for it!Y4158OCmonicaj
February 2023
Our guide Wat was really great and the hike was good. We saw a few hill villages and also he explained about some of the challenges the people face. The bamboo cooking was interesting and the food was good. We also saw a pretty waterfall. The hike was around 12 km. A great experience!
Our guide Wat was really great and the hike was good. We saw a few hill villages and also he explained about some of the challenges the people face. The bamboo cooking was interesting and the food was good. We also saw a pretty waterfall. The hike was around 12 km. A great experience!