All Thailand Experiences. Thailand Hill Tribe Village Trek with Elephant Riding and Private Long Tail Boat Journey

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Trekking in Thailand can be filled with wonderful experiences if you choose the right trekking operator. Many operators in Thailand take trekkers to villages filled with tourists with little or no hill tribe culture. All Thailand Experiences is the only one allowed to take visitors into the hill tribe villages in our area as we respect their customs and traditions. They are our personal friends that we have known all our lives. You will be welcomed into their homes as invited guests. The people of the villages are farmers and do not look to the visitor as a source of income. The people are shy but friendly and are perhaps more interested in you then you are in them. Interaction with the daily life of the villagers is encouraged and their customs, traditions and lifestyle will be explained to you. We will educate you about the do's and don'ts in each village so as not to offend them or their spirits that watch over the village. This means you will have a richly rewarding experience that is difficult to find in today's modern Thailand. Food during your trek is always delicious and there is plenty of it. Sleeping will be in a clean house with your host family. During your village trek you will meet Lisu, Lahu, Akha, Karen, and Shan hill tribe people. You will see these people working their fields on almost vertical sloops in their colorful costumes. The views of the surrounding area is spectacular from vistas on mountain tops we must go over to reach these villages. Hilltribe village vista. Karen hilltribe Harvesting corn. Lahu girls. Lahu mother with children. Shan man smoking his pipe Our village treks are for 3 days/2 nights, all inclusive. DAY ONE You will depart your hotel or guest house in Chiang Mai at 7:30 am with your guide to the bus station. Here you will ride the bus to a quiet elephant camp for a 1 1/2 hour elephant ride through streams and over mountains to a Lisu hill tribe village. You will return to the camp then your guide will flag down another bus to the city of Fang. Here you will have lunch of your choice (lunch not included in the price) and visit the local Market. From here you will take a "Songteaw" to see a beautiful Burmese style temple then on to the quiet town of Thaton. Here you will check into your bungalow at beautiful Wat Thaton Temple. Your guide will show you around this little sleepy town and have dinner of your choice. (Dinner is not included in the price). Return to your bungalow. elephant riding Riding the "Songteaw" DAY TWO After an all-you-can-eat breakfast consisting of toast, eggs, fruit, coffee or tea we will hike over the hills to a small Lisu village of only 4 families for a short rest. We then travel on to a Lahu village for lunch. We walk over another mountain to an Akha village for another rest and finally to our host Akha family in a different Akha village. Here we will have another delicious dinner and spend the evening. This village has no electricity, toilet or shower. DAY THREE After another hearty breakfast we will return to the Lisu village, passing through hill tribe villages, in time for lunch and shower. We then take a private long tail boat to Chiangrai stopping at a Lahu village and Hot Springs along the way. You may spend the evening in Chiangrai, take an evening flight to Bangkok or return with us to Chiangmai arriving around 8 PM. Attention Individual Travelers We are getting many requests from individual travelers.Since we do only private excursions and soft adventures we won't put you with others however if you are an inividual traveler please go to our guestbook. Fill out the form with the dates you wish to be in Thailand along with your interests and your email address. Other individual travelers will then be able to contact you. You can write to them and see if you enjoy the same interests and possibly join together on one of our treks. You may also do a combination of both the Village Trek and Jungle Safari if you so desire.

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A Great Thailand Experience Now you can enjoy your own private 2 bedroom 3 bath townhouse in Chiang Mai. This is great for families or two couples. You will also enjoy day trips to nearby famous temples, Doi Inthanon National Park, private long tail boat trip on the Ping River, elephant riding and visit hill tribe villages. Your English speaking Thai host will do all the cooking, cleaning and laundry for you when requested. You can eat dinner out or your host will cook for you. You will have a choice from a large menu of Thai or Western food. You can even cook with your host and learn how to prepare and cook Thai food. Your host will be available 24 hours a day sleeping in her own room at the townhouse. Click on the picture or text for details.

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