Top Trails and Hikes in Chiang Rai

🥾 Trails and Hikes in Chiang Rai

• Doi Tung botanical garden walk — A colourful hillside garden once an opium-growing region, now full of flowers and mountain views.
• Mae Kok river cycle path — A scenic riverside bike ride through villages and farmland on the edge of town.
• Doi Mae Salong tea plantation trek — A walk among terraced tea fields with mountain views and fresh tea tasting.
• Khun Korn waterfall trail — A forest path to a tall, single-drop waterfall with a cool swimming pool.
• Golden Triangle viewpoint walk — A short walk to a viewpoint where Laos and Myanmar meet.
• Mekong riverbank walk — A stroll along the Mekong with views of boats, Laos and Myanmar.
• Wat Rong Khun garden stroll — A walk through the white temple’s symbolic and artistic gardens.
• Doi Tung royal project trail — A guided walk through the royal development project’s gardens and villages.
• Mae Sai border path — A walk through the border market and bridge area with Myanmar views.
• Namtok Khun Kon forest walk — A jungle trail to a waterfall and pools in Namtok Khun Kon Park.
• Pong Phra Bat hot spring walk — A short trail to natural hot springs in a forest clearing.
• Akha village hill trek — A guided walk to an Akha hill-tribe village with traditional houses and crafts.
• Lisu village trail — A trek to a Lisu village in the mountains, known for colourful dress.
• Karen village nature walk — A walk through a Karen village and surrounding rice fields and forest.
• Tea plantation loop — A scenic loop through the tea terraces of Doi Mae Salong or Doi Chang.
• Mekong boat landing trail — A walk to the river pier where boats depart for Laos and the Golden Triangle.
• Chiang Rai moat walk — A flat walk around the old city moat and central clock tower.
• Clock tower evening walk — An evening stroll to watch the light and sound show at the clock tower.
• Mae Fah Luang garden circuit — A leisurely walk through terraced flower gardens and royal villa grounds.
• Doi Chang coffee road cycle — A scenic ride through coffee plantations and Akha villages.