This mountain is an ultra prominent peak and was also known in the past as Doi Luang.The summit of Doi Inthanon is a popular tourist destination .

TIP: you don't get much of a view from the very top... come back down 100M or so and on the right theres a small rock platform you can walk to the top of and get extraordinary views in most directions. This spot is best visited as a day trip on your own by motorbike, enabling you to stop at... More

Just book a tour instead of going there by yourself. It will be much more organized and fun. They will show you all the waterfalls and everything in between.

Definitely worth a visit. Highest point in Thailand, and the temperature at the top is about 15 deg (May). Lovely views from the twin Chedi, if not too hazy. The waterfalls are very pleasant, but not spectacular.

Highest point in Thailand, so it was cooling when you get up there. Rented a car in Chiang Mai and drove up for a day trip and visited the two Chedis. Nice place, but it was foggy the day we went up, so we couldn't get a clear view. I believe it would be beautiful on a clearer day.

The national park has lots of lovely treasures to offer. The waterfalls were a highlight. The nature trail at the "highest point" (ironically just below a set of steps up to a shine!) is very tame, but the weather was cool and the trees lovely and the walking gentle.

It's not that much of a hike from the parking lot to the highest peak. The walk down and through the park was interesting with huge trees and foliage around. There's a sign marking the entrance to the Himalayan Mountain Range, which I didn't realize stretched that far into Thailand. I really enjoyed the walk.

This is a really gorgeous piece of Thailand - a must do if you are in Chiang Mai. Worth the drive and visit all there is to do.

I much say one of the nice place in thailand .Weather is nice and cool .Is green every where .I love the place and view at the top .