Chiang Mai Trekking Tours

What to take on the trek

Walking shoes; a good pair of runners shoes are perfect, or even better are the lightweight
trekking boots.
Slippers or Sandals.
Pants and T-Shirts. (Cotton), one short or long pants.
Sweater, Jumper, Jacket , Sleeping bag ( OCT. - FEB )
Raincoat, Poncho ( MAY - SEP )
Torch, Flash - Light.
Swimming suit.
Sun glasses, Sun Protection Cream.
Mosquito or insect repellant.
Personal necessities; soap, towel, toiletry, etc.
Sleeping bag or bed linen.
First - Aids Medicines ( Pills Malaria, Diarrhea)

Accidental insurance

Medical expenses each accident 100,000 B/Pax
Dismemberment loss of sight 100,000 B/ Pax
Loss of life 100,000 B/ Pax

About Trekking

Treks start at a minimum of two days and generally involve a drive of between 2-4 hours from Chiang Mai city. Trekking then begins with the jungle paths leading to forested mountains. Walking times vary between 4-8 hours according to trek chosen. Less walking is required on the days of elephant rides or bamboo river rafting. Most treks are suitable for all age groups but we advise against taking children under six. We have had people of over seventy enjoy this healthy pursuit. Nights are spent at the tribal villages in bamboo style huts.

Mar	APR	May
	10
2002	2003	2004

Tour Code	Chiang Mai – Hot Spring – Karen Hilltribe Village
RXTK-01	Chiang Mai Trekking / Mae Taeng Trek - 2 Days
RXTK-02	Chiang Mai Trekking / Mae Taeng Trek - 3 Days
RXTK-03	Chiang Mai Trekking / Mae Taeng Trek - 4 Days
RXTK-04	Chiang Rai Trekking (Golden Triangle) - 2 Days
RXTK-05	Chiang Rai Trekking (Golden Triangle) - 3 Days
RXTK-06	Chiang Rai Trekking (Thaton Area) - 3 Days
RXTK-07	Chiang Mai Trekking Tours - Chiang Dao Area (Mae Na Route) - 3 Days
RXTK-08	Chiang Mai Trekking Tours - Chiang Dao Area - 4 Days
RXTK-09	Chiang Mai Trekking Tours - Doi Inthanon - 3 Days
RXTK-10	Mae Hong Son Trek - 3 Days
RXTK-11	Mae Hong Son Trek - 4 Days