| Price Rates (THB) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | 2-4 Person | 5 Person up |
| 4900 | 2450 | 1750 |
Full day : Maetaeng Elephant Camp / Monkey School / Snake Farm / Long neck Village / Orchid Farm and Lunch at Tiger Kingdom
This morning begin your day by heading into the rugged mountains north of Chiang Mai. An approximately one hour drive will take you toMaetaeng Elephant camp, where you'll visit the elephant demonstration by the mahouts (elephant handlers). Thailand is truly 'the land of the elephant,' with nearly 5,000 wild and domesticated elephants in the country. After a brief demonstration, continue your adventure riding the Jumbo Elephant to zenith of the mountain which the beauty of nature along the way and down in to the side of the stream. On top of that, experience a trip back into the olden days by catching a ride on an oxcart riding. Lunch before continue to time for exciting bamboo raft along the Mae tang river activity as well !! . After that go to The Cobra Show amazing and excited about various species of live poisonous snakes native in Thailand. The snake farm does not only hold the show for tourists but is also aimed at studying and breeding of baby snakes as well and go to Monkey School enjoy the monkeys demonstrate an impressive range of talents such as coconut-picking, bike-riding, basketball and arithmetic and visit to Long neck Village There are 5 different hill tribe people over here. A total community of around 150 villagers. Visit Orchid farm is famous for breeding a variety of species of orchids using appropriate technology. In addition to learning about orchid breeding, it is also possible to learn about various butterfly species.
Meal Include : lunch
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Price Include :
- Entrance fees
- Sightseeing as indicated
- Transportation as mentioned in the itinerary
- Entrance fees
- Sightseeing as indicated
- Transportation as mentioned in the itinerary
Price Not Include :
English or any favor speaking guide during sightseeing
English or any favor speaking guide during sightseeing
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