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| Thailand’s lush interior, so varied
in its landscapes, beckons thrill seekers. Today, the kingdom
is well-established as a soft-adventure destination and matches
its topographical diversity with a wide range of travel options
that allows you to take full advantage of the great outdoors.
In addition, all tours, with TAT Licence, are guided by trained
professionals to ensure your safety without lessening the
excitement of the survivor-style experience, nor damaging
the environment.
However you like to tour the wilds, whether
energy driven or as a leisurely ride, the choice is yours.
You can opt for mountain biking, white water rafting or kayaking
to get your adrenaline pumping or go trekking on foot, elephant
back riding or four-wheel drive to learn about the jungle.
Whichever way you travel, come evening, you can relax by campfire
under the star or sample the local hospitality by staying
at their home.
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| Chiang
Mai |
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Huai
Kaeo Falls
Located near the Chiang Mai Zoo, this cascade is a pleasant
place for relaxation and picnics. More
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Mae
Klang Waterfall
Located in Doi Inthanon National Park, Mae Klang is the largest
waterfall and the easiest to get to. More
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Mae
Sa Waterfall
This 8-leap waterfall is 26 kilometres from town and occupies
a natural setting among big towering trees. More
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Mae
Ya Waterfall
This beautiful fall is located in Chom Thong county, 70 km.
from Chiang Mai. The clear water of this 280-metre-high waterfall
splashes down over 30 tiers of rocks into small pools. More
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| Chiang
Rai |
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Khun
Kon Waterfall Forest Park
30 km south of Chiang Rai town along route 1211
The 70-metre high Khun Kon or Tat Mok Waterfall is the highest
and most beautiful in the province. Surrounded with dense wood,
the area is also good for hiking. More
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Pu
Kaeng Waterfall
Located in Doi Luang National Park, which features a few waterfalls,
the largest is Pu Kaeng Waterfall. This impressive fall has
nine leaps and flows all the year round. More
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| Hua
Hin |
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Pa
La-U Waterfall
The water of this fall flows from Tenasserim Mountain in the
west through the forests and cascades down the high cliff of
Pa La-U. The surrounding green forests are an ideal place for
those interested in ecology and wildlife. Various kinds of birds
and colourful butterflies are found here in abundance. More
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Huai
Yang Waterfall
Located in Nam Tok Huai Yang National Park, The 9-leap Huai
Yang Waterfall is the main attraction and most frequented by
local visitors.
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| Phang-nga |
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Lampi
Waterfall
This medium sized waterfall has three levels, each about 100
metres high, and flows all year round. More
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Lamru
Waterfall
At this 5-leap Lamru waterfall, the most impressive beauty lies
in the fifth leap with a height of 30 meters. The trees are
so thick that little sunlight is allowed through. More
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Raman
Waterfall
Located 6 km. away from Wat Suwan Khuha, this is a medium-sized
year-round waterfall surrounded by thick forest. More
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Ton
Chong Fa Waterfall
Ton Chong Fa is only 5 km. to the north of the park office.
The 5-leap waterfall is set amid a quiet pristine forest with
water flowing all year round. More
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Ton
Phrai Waterfall
This is a large waterfall with water flowing all year round.
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| Samui |
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Hin
Lat Falls
Surrounded with palms, ferns and creeping plants, Hin Lat provides
a few natural pools for bathing. To enjoy a more peaceful ambience,
visitors need to walk for 2 km. to reach the top level. More
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Na
Muang 1 Falls
Flowing from a steep cliff about 40 metres high and 20 metres
wide, its large pool below is inviting but visitors should be
careful about the numerous boulders underwater. Elephant back
riding is provided by nearby tour agents. More
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Na
Muang 2 Falls
Just 100 metres from Na Muang 1, this falls is comparable with
its sister in beauty and size but less frequented. As it is
surrounded with forest, the area is also ideal for trekking
and elephant back riding. More
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