Good Morning Thailand Tours: Eco Treks and City Cycling Tour
Good Morning Thailand Tours: Eco Treks and City Cycling Tour
Good Morning Thailand Tours: Eco Treks and City Cycling Tour
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Welcome to our nature friendly designed, ecologically sensitive tribal trekking in the beautiful Mae Hong Son area that will take to a journey to the magnificent beauties and cultural wealth of The Deep North Jungle breathtaking landscapes of Thailand. Our treks are guided by the most uplifting, experienced guides and they are against animal exploitation. If you would like to participate in a real deep jungle trekking experience and know more about everything in a clear and fun way. Having seen the commercial mainstream way most companies are running the trekking activities (including elephants and tribal exploitation) we decided to take a different road and offer a genuine completely ecological experience to our customers that goes together and supports the natural environment rather than harming it. We choose areas quite far from the mainstream trekking path. We believe in a small and trustworthy business focus on customers feedback rather than a profit machine.You are welcome
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Miranda
12 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
We did the 2-day-1-night eco trek and homestay. Thank you so much Anne and Mr. Jai for showing us the lives and environments of the Karen people and for taking care of us, and our homestay family for opening their home to us. The jungle trek was exciting and beautiful - during rainy season it's muddy but really fun trekking through, and not too hard with their help and direction (though you will get muddy, so wear good shoes). The rice paddies are like a painting, and incredibly beautiful when we saw farmers working in them. Mr. Jai really knew his way around, and it's so much more interesting than a well-marked touristy hiking route you'd typically get near a city. The Karen village was welcoming, Anne cooked a delicious dinner, the children were shy and so cute saying hi, there were great sounds at night and in the early morning (like gibbons and roosters), and we visited the children's primary school too. Staying in their house is a very authentic experience, and Anne also adds a lot of color with her stories of the Karen people.
Some tips: wear appropriate shoes (hiking boots or sneakers or rainboots/wellies), and bring long socks and long pants, long shirt if you want to avoid mosquitos (basically cover up your skin), generally mud-proof clothes, raincoat, flip flops and light towel for the homestay, your own toilet paper, bug spray and sunscreen. It wasn't very hot in the region even though it was hot in Chiang Mai.
If you are even a slightly adventurous or curious person, you will not regret doing this trek!! Absolutely worth it!!
Some tips: wear appropriate shoes (hiking boots or sneakers or rainboots/wellies), and bring long socks and long pants, long shirt if you want to avoid mosquitos (basically cover up your skin), generally mud-proof clothes, raincoat, flip flops and light towel for the homestay, your own toilet paper, bug spray and sunscreen. It wasn't very hot in the region even though it was hot in Chiang Mai.
If you are even a slightly adventurous or curious person, you will not regret doing this trek!! Absolutely worth it!!
Written June 13, 2017
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From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear.
Written May 20, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
sss979
13 contributions
Mar 2019 • Solo
I took this tour for research purposes (I am a novelist) and rather spur of the moment. I'd not planned on doing it before coming to Thailand so it was a bit of a struggle to get the things I needed. I was also sick two days before going, so I was still a bit weak. So I struggled with the trek. But I would do it all again (and plan to, with my husband).
This is not a stroll in the park with wide, "safe" paths and casual chatting - most of the time, you need to save your breath. But our tour guide, Tiger, was absolutely wonderful - knowledgeable, funny, and as accommodating as he could possibly be to my struggles. I learned so much!
Perhaps most importantly, I learned what kind of shoes one needs for trekking so that I will be more prepared next time. Running shoes are great if you want to cut down on the foot pain (I only have one blister and my feet aren't sore at all; others had very sore feet). However, if they have no traction, LEAVE THEM AT HOME! I lost count of the number of times I fell (once into a muddy creek, at least 4-5 times on loose dirt/leaves) simply because my running shoes could not grip. Ideally, you'll want to take your most comfortable hiking/army boots and be prepared that they may end up very muddy, even in the dry season.
I'll say it again for those, like me, who have never done trekking: This is NOT a walk in the park. If your ten-year-old jogs with you and leaves you in the dust, then by all means bring him along. But if your partner will complain about being head-to-toe dirty and dripping sweat, leave them to enjoy a massage in Chiang Mai while you go explore. But do explore... because there's a tremendous amount to see and even coming from someone whose bruises have bruises, this was an amazing experience!
This is not a stroll in the park with wide, "safe" paths and casual chatting - most of the time, you need to save your breath. But our tour guide, Tiger, was absolutely wonderful - knowledgeable, funny, and as accommodating as he could possibly be to my struggles. I learned so much!
Perhaps most importantly, I learned what kind of shoes one needs for trekking so that I will be more prepared next time. Running shoes are great if you want to cut down on the foot pain (I only have one blister and my feet aren't sore at all; others had very sore feet). However, if they have no traction, LEAVE THEM AT HOME! I lost count of the number of times I fell (once into a muddy creek, at least 4-5 times on loose dirt/leaves) simply because my running shoes could not grip. Ideally, you'll want to take your most comfortable hiking/army boots and be prepared that they may end up very muddy, even in the dry season.
I'll say it again for those, like me, who have never done trekking: This is NOT a walk in the park. If your ten-year-old jogs with you and leaves you in the dust, then by all means bring him along. But if your partner will complain about being head-to-toe dirty and dripping sweat, leave them to enjoy a massage in Chiang Mai while you go explore. But do explore... because there's a tremendous amount to see and even coming from someone whose bruises have bruises, this was an amazing experience!
Written March 26, 2019
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David C
Portland, OR23 contributions
Nov 2018 • Solo
Fantastic experience with Aun and her local guide. Aun was wonderful, knowledgeable, easy to talk with, and made the whole experience seamless.
This trekking experience was exactly what I was looking for real stuff, out walking in the hills. Through the jungle,up streams, rice paddies, over farmers fields. We homestayed at the local 'Karen' tribes village. In a very simple and primitive house.
The food was excellent and plentiful.
Hats off to Aun for an excellent experience.
This trekking experience was exactly what I was looking for real stuff, out walking in the hills. Through the jungle,up streams, rice paddies, over farmers fields. We homestayed at the local 'Karen' tribes village. In a very simple and primitive house.
The food was excellent and plentiful.
Hats off to Aun for an excellent experience.
Written November 4, 2018
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From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear. We will continue to do our best and apply the highest standards to our Chiang Mai trekking and hiking activities by keeping the lowest possible impact to the hill tribes and the environment.
Written November 26, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Padraig K
2 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
Me and my girlfriend did the 2 days trek in Mae Hong Son. The trail and landscapes were beautiful as was the total lack of tourists. The trek though was very unfortunately spoiled by the very person that should have make it better, and that was our main guide Ping Pong (sign the name...). As we started the trek on day 1 it was impossible to set a decent pace because of stopping every 5 minutes, sometime to show us some plants, Ok, others just so he could have a smoke or a break (the man is not fit at all) and 'entertain' us with some very loud chats and joke. By the end of the morning these jokes were mostly about his sexual prowess, the size of his 'banana' and the effect that different plants, food and drinks would have on both. By evening he wouldn't talk about nothing else, always shouting loudly rather that talking. Once we reached our accomodation in the Karen village he just pretty much disappeared and went cooking our dinner without giving us any indication of what we could do our how we could behave. In fact he talked to us all the time about his sex while he spent none interacting with us to create a good group atmosphere or giving us information about the area or about the local people. And here is where the worse come. All he told us about interacting with the locals was how to say hello and ask for a picture. He did not provide any help for translation or any further info. When someone else asked if he could kindly ask if it was fine to take a picture, he just said to go ahead no problem without even talking to the karen guys. After leaving in the morning without him creating any opportunity for us to thank and salute the local hosts, he made us walk into the local school and interrupted a class where 'a very beautiful teacher' was having a class and told us to follow him to take pictures. No need to say that the majority of us were appalled by how disrespectful of the local pupils and teachers this behaviour was. Considering the loud and in your face attitude of Ping Pong and his constant sexual remarks I actually left the trek with a deep concern knowing that such an unpleasant character is roaming this area with the power that taking tourists there invests him.
I thought about the rating to give to the experience and part of me wanted the beautiful landscape and the much more positive experience with the second guide (Anne's father) had, but I decided to go for one star because I find it extremely dangerous to not highlight a case where a company that presents itself as a champion of eco-friendliness ends up hiring someone like that.
My personal advice if you want to go with this company is to make sure that Ping Pong is not your guide. To Anne, you should let your father do the job because he was a quiet guide that interrupted only when something meaningful about the environment came our way and he had a great pace. A guide is supposed to be a fit, serious, sober, interested and attentive person and Ping Pong is the opposite of all that.
I thought about the rating to give to the experience and part of me wanted the beautiful landscape and the much more positive experience with the second guide (Anne's father) had, but I decided to go for one star because I find it extremely dangerous to not highlight a case where a company that presents itself as a champion of eco-friendliness ends up hiring someone like that.
My personal advice if you want to go with this company is to make sure that Ping Pong is not your guide. To Anne, you should let your father do the job because he was a quiet guide that interrupted only when something meaningful about the environment came our way and he had a great pace. A guide is supposed to be a fit, serious, sober, interested and attentive person and Ping Pong is the opposite of all that.
Written January 21, 2018
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(In response to our customers review)
We would like to say that we take your commentary very seriously and we will examine if the mentioning events occurred and we thank you for your response.
But we also have to point out, in defense of our guide Ping Pong, that he has been working with us with extreme dedication for more than two years and until your recent review the only comments we have from our beloved customers are extremely positive (watch more recent reviews also). The great amount of tips he also received during our activities is also an indication of that.
We agree that It is possible that there was some kind of misunderstanding in your communications as it is something that happens with people in general. It is a fact of life.
Nevertheless we take your position very seriously and will do our best for the future development of our total experience. Have a good trip and wish you the best.
The Good Morning Thailand Trek team.
Written January 31, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Marisa_Brussels
Brussels, Belgium1 contribution
Oct 2017 • Solo
There is nothing but praise that i can express about the GMT. Like in most of things the power lies in the details. This is a true eco trekking in one of the most remote areas of Mae Hong Son.No tourists there. Anne did a fantastic job explaining our small group about the structure of the natural iabitat, the cultural diferences, the way of life of the hiltribes while at the same time moving across the most breathtaking natural beauty i have ever seen. The trails were challenging but the overall feeling is exhilarating. The night at the Karen's was full with laugter and one of the deepest sleeps i ever had. Anne was so helpful and her being from those places gave us atremendous advantage on our warm encounter and communication with the locals who were both extremely hospitable and funny. The best two days of my visit in Thailand. Thank you Anne (and Mr Jai of course). You are just wonderful.
Written October 31, 2017
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From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear.
Written May 20, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
BriennaH
Brisbane, Australia129 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
We were hesitant on booking initially as GMT treks were more expensive than other similar treks however a great difference was that Aun (Anne) leads you into a remote village that don't have the famous "long neck women". Our reason for avoiding this is that the long neck tradition is from Burmese culture and it was brought to this region for tourist dollars. To us it feels like a bit of a human zoo and if you want to see these people - by all means, everyone has their own choice but we opted not to. Allegedly the tribes who do do the long neck tourism would otherwise be in conflict and never collaborate however they now work together to make money. See that as a positive or a negative as you may. We were after something a little more 'real'...
Back to GMT treks and Aun....wow! We had high expectations given the countless reviews we'd read and each and every expectation was exceeded. The booking process was so easy through emails with them only the day before we left. No one else was booked so my partner and I paid top dollar but had a private tour as such with Aun and Mr Jai. Aun's enthusiasm and knowledge is brilliant and it's certainly a case of the more you put in, the more you get out. Definitely ask questions! Aun won't bore you with facts unless you want to know them so was found out SO much about Thai culture and lifestyle by engaging in great conversations both while trekking, and eating. Aun is so easy going and great to have a laugh with.
The trek is fine if you have reasonable fitness or enjoy hiking. The first day is 12.5km and the second day 5km. There's both steep inclines and declines on both days and, if you travel in the wet season - there's lots of mud. We were unsure about the wet season and inclement weather however having done it - we wouldn't ever consider going in peak season in the winter when it's dry. We had a beautiful light mist of rain all day to cool us down, the unexpected water crossings were fun (you WILL walk through streams in your boots), the mud was a great laugh slipping through and the rice paddies and jungle were a vibrant green like nothing you've ever seen. The ecosystem is at its most productive in the wet season so by 'braving' the elements you'll be truly rewarded. Aun also prefers trekking in the wet season so she'll be happy if you book for then! Mr Jai, although he doesn't speak English, is a wonderfully humble guy and the Jackie Chan of the jungle. He's incredibly strong and so polite.
There's so many great little moments on this trek that I somewhat don't want to talk about and spoil it for you but I can guarantee that if you trek with Aun and Mr Jai, you won't forget it in a hurry. It was a truly authentic and genuine tour by a local lady in the local community and worth supporting. If ever back in the region, I'd book and do it all over again!!! Thank you Aun and Mr Jai!!
Tips: ensure you have plenty of space on your camera, wear comfortable hiking boots but bear in mind you're likely to do water crossings in the wet season and have wet boots all day (we never had issues with blisters etc), there ARE leeches so whatever protection you have - use it, and definitely wear long sleeves and pants. We wore the same clothes each day walking and had one clean set (and dry socks) for the night - don't weigh yourself down with extra weight as some of the uphills are challenging. There's no need for snacks - Aun provides SO much delicious food and accommodates for vegetarians easily. There's mosquito nets and modest pillows at the homestay so you just need a small towel to dry yourself after a wash, soap and toothbrushes. We drink a lot of water but Aun provides some once at the village but it's not heaps.
Now...go book a tour!!
Back to GMT treks and Aun....wow! We had high expectations given the countless reviews we'd read and each and every expectation was exceeded. The booking process was so easy through emails with them only the day before we left. No one else was booked so my partner and I paid top dollar but had a private tour as such with Aun and Mr Jai. Aun's enthusiasm and knowledge is brilliant and it's certainly a case of the more you put in, the more you get out. Definitely ask questions! Aun won't bore you with facts unless you want to know them so was found out SO much about Thai culture and lifestyle by engaging in great conversations both while trekking, and eating. Aun is so easy going and great to have a laugh with.
The trek is fine if you have reasonable fitness or enjoy hiking. The first day is 12.5km and the second day 5km. There's both steep inclines and declines on both days and, if you travel in the wet season - there's lots of mud. We were unsure about the wet season and inclement weather however having done it - we wouldn't ever consider going in peak season in the winter when it's dry. We had a beautiful light mist of rain all day to cool us down, the unexpected water crossings were fun (you WILL walk through streams in your boots), the mud was a great laugh slipping through and the rice paddies and jungle were a vibrant green like nothing you've ever seen. The ecosystem is at its most productive in the wet season so by 'braving' the elements you'll be truly rewarded. Aun also prefers trekking in the wet season so she'll be happy if you book for then! Mr Jai, although he doesn't speak English, is a wonderfully humble guy and the Jackie Chan of the jungle. He's incredibly strong and so polite.
There's so many great little moments on this trek that I somewhat don't want to talk about and spoil it for you but I can guarantee that if you trek with Aun and Mr Jai, you won't forget it in a hurry. It was a truly authentic and genuine tour by a local lady in the local community and worth supporting. If ever back in the region, I'd book and do it all over again!!! Thank you Aun and Mr Jai!!
Tips: ensure you have plenty of space on your camera, wear comfortable hiking boots but bear in mind you're likely to do water crossings in the wet season and have wet boots all day (we never had issues with blisters etc), there ARE leeches so whatever protection you have - use it, and definitely wear long sleeves and pants. We wore the same clothes each day walking and had one clean set (and dry socks) for the night - don't weigh yourself down with extra weight as some of the uphills are challenging. There's no need for snacks - Aun provides SO much delicious food and accommodates for vegetarians easily. There's mosquito nets and modest pillows at the homestay so you just need a small towel to dry yourself after a wash, soap and toothbrushes. We drink a lot of water but Aun provides some once at the village but it's not heaps.
Now...go book a tour!!
Written July 27, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear.
Written May 20, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Pam H
14 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! Was well worth the money, incredible trip, such a great experience being out in the forrest high in the hills of Thailand. We got to see (and of course hear) Gibbons swinging in the tree's. Lots of other amazing sights amd sounds
The Karen Village sleepover, AMAZING! Such warm and lovely people, sharing their hut for us to use for the stay, the goegous girls preparing us beautiful meals, experiencing their home made rice wine, pretty darn good too!
Anne amd her dad Jai such a wealth of local knowledge.
And the swim in the beautiful waterfall pool just topped it of beautifully!
Am experience I will never forget!
Thank you Anne and Jai!
The Karen Village sleepover, AMAZING! Such warm and lovely people, sharing their hut for us to use for the stay, the goegous girls preparing us beautiful meals, experiencing their home made rice wine, pretty darn good too!
Anne amd her dad Jai such a wealth of local knowledge.
And the swim in the beautiful waterfall pool just topped it of beautifully!
Am experience I will never forget!
Thank you Anne and Jai!
Written June 7, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear.
Written May 20, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Asier
35 contributions
Feb 2017 • Couples
I love trekking, and I was sure that doing one 2-days trek was a must in ChiangMai. The problem is that ChiangMai is very turistic and there are plenty of Treks "for tourists", consisting on a small walk not far away from ChiangMai, witihin a big group, and visitng some souvenir shops pretending to show a "typical Karen village".
If you want a real experience, with authentic local people and moving far away from the city to idilic spots in Mae Hon Son, deep in the north and close to the Myanmar border, this Ecotrek is the best choice in Chiang Mai for sure.
Anne and Mr. Bang were very sensitive and talkative, explained everything and were the perfect guides. The walk was long but very well guided, suitable for all ages. The home stay in a 100% authentic small village in the mountains was superb. Such a lonelyness sensation was incredible! We had dinner with the local people and even if they didn´t speak a word, he found a very close connection. We also visited the local school during the second day, which was one of our best memories we have taken with us back to Spain.
Beatutiful persons, beatufil spots, and a complete success. Everything was memorable and I'm really happy I found this company.
Please beleive me: avoid "cheaper" options. This trek's every cent was worth it. We did not find any tourist (neither any "non-thai") during the whole 2 days, what is very significant to explain the place. My advice is very clear: go for it!
If you want a real experience, with authentic local people and moving far away from the city to idilic spots in Mae Hon Son, deep in the north and close to the Myanmar border, this Ecotrek is the best choice in Chiang Mai for sure.
Anne and Mr. Bang were very sensitive and talkative, explained everything and were the perfect guides. The walk was long but very well guided, suitable for all ages. The home stay in a 100% authentic small village in the mountains was superb. Such a lonelyness sensation was incredible! We had dinner with the local people and even if they didn´t speak a word, he found a very close connection. We also visited the local school during the second day, which was one of our best memories we have taken with us back to Spain.
Beatutiful persons, beatufil spots, and a complete success. Everything was memorable and I'm really happy I found this company.
Please beleive me: avoid "cheaper" options. This trek's every cent was worth it. We did not find any tourist (neither any "non-thai") during the whole 2 days, what is very significant to explain the place. My advice is very clear: go for it!
Written February 28, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
From the Chiang Mai Trekking and Cycling - Good Morning Thailand Tours Team we thank you wholeheartedly and we wish you a great continuation of your travels dear.
Written May 27, 2018
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Russell34
Sydney, Australia13 contributions
Jan 2019 • Family
Trekked with 2 teenage daughters in south Mae Hong Son. Trip was exactly as expected and advertised. Guide is the lovely Ann who is clearly at ease with the trekking and the local villagers. Dad is a cutie, following along with his machete. A few things to know. The 3 hour drive is in a dual cab van with open bench seating not a mini bus so a slightly rough ride for westerners used to car seats. Roads are fine. Food is basic but nice and very substantial. We walked about 22km over the 2 days. It included some steep climbs for the reward of magnificent valley views. Proper trekking shoes are better than sandshoes, if you have them, because you cross streams and need some grip for the climbs. We stayed in a local home, sat with family while they cooked the evening meal. Definitely saw their way of life but no communication other than some basic questions through Ann. Sleep close together in one room and annex. We slept pretty well on bamboo floor on blankets / doona. They use a different local home in the village each trek to share the economic benefit around, which seems good. As usual with these treks the highlight was visiting the village school to see teachers and students making the best of their limited resources. Trek is well isolated but never that far from civilisation if there was any kind of problem. It really was a Tourist Free Zone - we came across no other trekkers, only 2 people who had found the swimming waterfall we enjoyed near the very end of the trek. The “price” for this isolation is the 3 hour drive each way but for us it was worth it. Our impression is that this company is small, genuine, local people who are trying hard to deliver an authentic experience for travellers. Don’t go with them if you are mobility impaired or looking for a drinking night in the jungle. Do go if you want a rewarding experience with good people.
Written January 11, 2019
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Peter H
Grenoble, France30 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
We chose Good Morning Thailand Tours after looking for a local ethical trekking organizer. Ann and her father took us on a great 2 day trek in the Mae Hoe Song area walking along rice-paddies in the jungle and to view-points. The group was great and Ann often stopped for explanations. The trek was varied and just as difficult as what we had asked for (would never have found it ourselves). The homestay was just as authentic as is was simple. We had a great time participating in preparing the meal around the fireplace. Next day we had breakfast with omelet cooked in bamboo. We could hear the gibbons, but not see them. The had a refreshing shower at the waterfall before heading back to Chiang Mai. We had no disappointments and felt great dealing with Ann who is also a partner in the company.
Written January 2, 2019
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please reply to my email. From Louise Hayes
Written November 1, 2019
Do you organize longer trek I have 8 days from Feb 2 2019 to Feb 9th 2019 to explore. Would like to find a hiking tour that I could do during my time. single traveler. What do you suggest?
Written July 2, 2018
Dear please contact us through our email for better communication. You can find our email on our website since we cannot post it here.
Written July 4, 2018
What do we need to carry in a backpack for a 2 day trek please?
Written June 25, 2018
Dear please contact us through our email for better communication. You can find our email on our website since we cannot post it here.
Written July 4, 2018
What do we need to carry in a backpack for a 2 day trek please?
Written June 25, 2018
Dear please contact us through our email for better communication. You can find our email on our website since we cannot post it here.
Written July 4, 2018
Hello, how to book a trek with Good Morning Thailand Trekking ?
Thanks
Arnaud
Written March 20, 2018
Hi dear Arnaud ,
Please send us an email then we will send you all the details needed .
Best regards
Anne
Written March 21, 2018
Sawasdee ka,
My husband & I want to take 1 friend visit us in Chiangmai for have a day trip trekking and over night in Karen Village this Saturday. Total 3 pax can you organize that’s for us & how much does it cost ?
Please call me :0810857550
Looking for your reply soonest
Thanks
Orn
Written January 18, 2018
Dear please contact us through our email for better communication. You can find our email on our website since we cannot post it here.
Written July 4, 2018
For the Two day Eco tour trek can you supply a sleeping bag and back pack?
Written August 11, 2016
Hi. I made that trek on March. They can supply the backpack just remember to ask. About sleeping bag, you don't need it because you will spend the night at a hill tribe and you will share their house at night. They are amazing i really recommend it. Good luck!
Written August 11, 2016
hello!
we would like to do a tour, what exactly is included in your 2 day Eco trek?
Thanks.
Written April 3, 2016
Dear thank you for your interest. Please contact us through our website and we can tell you in detail everything you want to know. You can enter our website from the upper right link on the tripadvisor page. It says website.
Best regards
Aun.
Written April 7, 2016
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