🏔️ Mountain📸 Tourist Attraction

Doi Inthanon

Chiang Mai, Thailand

4.5 (0)

Overview

Highest mountain of Thailand. It lies in Thailand's northern highlands, at its best in the cool, clear months from November to February.

Why visit: The northern highlands — cool air, cloud seas at dawn and a completely different Thailand.

Things to do

›Get up for the sunrise sea of cloud
›Walk a summit nature trail
›Bring a warm layer — nights are cold up here
›Combine with the hill villages nearby

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Travel Information

Best time

November – February (cool, clear, and genuinely cold at altitude at night)

Weather

Northern Thailand — a genuine cool season (November–February, 15–28°C and chilly at night in the hills), a hot season to 38°C, and smoke haze from agricultural burning in March and April.

Entry fee

Often within national parks; park fees apply

Hours

Daylight hours; summit roads can close in bad weather

Est. budget

₹1,200 – ₹4,000 for the day

Duration

Full day

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Within

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