Doi Inthanon National Park

อุทยานแห่งชาติดอยอินทนนท์ (พระมหาธาตุนภเมทนีดล-นภพลภูมิสิริ)

Thailand's highest summit, twin pagodas and waterfalls in a day

⚠ Kew Mae Pan closed to Oct 30

Hours

Park open daily; falls about 6am–5pm, pagodas about 6am–4pm (2026)

Tickets

Park entry 300 baht for foreign adults, 150 for children, 30 per vehicle. The pagodas charge a small separate fee. Day tours ran about US$42–51 per person in 2026.

Address

King and Queen pagodas at km 41.5 of Highway 1009 (Chom Thong to the summit)

At 2,565 metres this is Thailand's highest mountain. Tours usually leave early, start at Wachirathan Falls where the spray hits you from the viewing point, then climb to the twin pagodas built to honour the late King and Queen. Their gardens are packed with seasonal flowers, and from the terraces the ranges roll away beneath the clouds. The summit itself is a short boardwalk through mossy cloud forest, one of the few places in Thailand where you'll actually feel cold. On the way down, most tours stop at Karen or Hmong villages and a hill-tribe market for strawberries or coffee.