Doi Luang Chiang Dao: 2 Nights 3 Days of Fun for Hilarious Travelers - A Gathering of Crazy People

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Going on this trip with Jack wasn't as comfortable as walking in a mall, but having someone by my side made it okay.

Traveler's Notes: December 3-5, 2016

Jack is determined to write a comprehensive review with insightful information for his friends after this trip.

I am open to greetings, conversations, and requests for advice.

This is a travel page featuring photos of Jack, a young adventurer.

Jack Rocker Photographer

Jack Rocker Photographer

Okay, you can continue with the review.

Thank you for the top row photos, P'Oat Phuth Nopphon.



>>> Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Chapter 1: Feeling confused and disoriented, I suddenly realized I had organized a trip.

Doi Luang Chiang Dao is a mountain peak that stands 2,225 meters above sea level. We have heard its name and seen its images, but in reality, ...

We don't have any plans to go up there yet, but something inspired us to want to go up there and find information about the price of the trip from the people who organized the trip.

The prices here are higher than other places, so I decided to do some research on traveling by bus and making my own arrangements. This way, it will be more economical.

However, the transportation cost after arriving in Chiang Mai is quite high due to multiple transfers. The fixed price is acceptable, but it's better to have friends to share the cost.

Prior to this trip, I had the opportunity to meet with Oat, who had previously visited the location. Based on his insights, Jack concluded that a single night would not be sufficient, necessitating a three-day, two-night trip.

"Hey, December is coming up and we have a long weekend. Let's choose Father's Day. P'Oat said we should take a van because we have a lot of stuff to carry."

Alright, let's plan a trip! Oh my, I'm so excited! The Little Traveler page will have its first trip.

The first question that popped into my head was, "Who will go with me?" One person I know for sure is Oat, he'll definitely be there. 5555

This trip would not have been possible without the invaluable guidance of Mr. Oat, who provided numerous insights and recommendations.

We finally have a full team of 10 people from diverse backgrounds, but we all share the same goal. I feel relieved to have companions on this journey.

According to P' P, who recently visited the place, reservations can be made by simply calling and informing them of the date and number of people.

The second question is, will we be able to book in time? It's a long weekend, and there's a limit of 150 people per day.

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Chapter 2: What and How?

Let's explore the steps involved in planning a self-guided trekking trip to Doi Luang Chiang Dao.

Before embarking on your journey, it is crucial to be aware that Doi Luang Chiang Dao lacks basic amenities such as electricity, running water, and showers. Toilet facilities are limited to pit toilets.

Please bring wet wipes with you.

At the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, there are shops selling water and coffee. There are two bathrooms available. After descending from the mountain, you can take a shower.

If you are tired of waiting in line, you can use the shower facilities at the Chiang Dao Youth Camp. The bathrooms are comfortable and cost 30 baht per person.

- The ascent to Doi Inthanon has two starting points: Den Ya Khat, with a distance of 8.5 km, which is a comfortable walk.

The second point is Pang Wua, which is 6.5 km away and steep and slippery (Jack's group went this way, but the app measured it as 7.5 km).

Accessing both starting points does not permit personal vehicles. Regardless of the type of vehicle you bring, it will not be allowed.

Park at the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary and take a pickup truck to the top.

The cost of a pickup truck to Den Hin Ngad is 1200 baht per leg because it is far from the starting point.

The cost to reach Pang Wua is 600 baht per leg. It is close to the asphalt road, but the road is winding and steep.

Our group of 10 people, plus 2 porters, required two rafts. Initially, there was some resistance, as we suspected they were looking to maximize their income by having us book two rafts.

Upon arrival at the actual event site, Jack confirmed that it was indeed true, as the luggage alone filled an entire vehicle. 5555 We had a lot of stuff.

In conclusion, it is highly advisable to follow the recommendations provided by the officer.

Typically, people ascend via the prominent grass ridge and descend via Pang Wua. However, the Jack Chill group ascended and descended via Pang Wua.

Wow, hardcore (really? #Who would go and kiss each other? What? 5555) Okay, okay, let's stop being ridiculous and continue with the information.

- Porter service costs 450 baht/person/day, with a maximum weight of 20 kilograms per person. If you hire a porter, you do not need to hire a guide.

Our porters mentioned that they are actually supposed to look after us. However, since they saw that our group had already been here before and knew the way, they didn't feel the need to watch us as closely.

We are already relaxed. We have plenty of food and Chef Ko and Chef Oat are taking care of us. We are very comfortable.

  • Drinking water on the mountain can be ordered from the porters. The water will be in gallons, 20 liters per gallon, at a price of 500 baht.

This means that if you order water, you pay 500 baht per gallon and that's it. There is no further weighing of the water.

The water will be transported to the mountain before the day of our arrival.

  • Fee 20 baht/person, tent fee 30 baht/night, pickup truck fee through the checkpoint to the starting point 50 baht/car.
  • At the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, there are tents available for rent at 150 baht per tent per night. Sleeping bags are available for rent at 100 baht per night. However, you will need to bring your own camping gear.
  • The security deposit for garbage is usually a few hundred baht, but when Jack went, they said it was crowded, so they charged 1,000 baht. They will check the gas canisters and bottles, and you will get your money back when you come down.

Information is now at hand, leading to the next step.

>>> Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Chapter 3: The most thrilling part of the hike, even more than the climb up Pang Wa, was probably the phone call to make a reservation.

Once you have gathered your group, call 053 456 623 to book your visit to the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary. Bookings must be made at least 15 days in advance.

Upon contacting the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, we were informed that reservations for our intended visit dates (December 3-5) can be made on November 15th. This news offers a glimmer of hope for our trip.

On the 15th, we were able to get through on the phone. When Jack called, the officer named Kai provided excellent advice and information.

I will wait for the right time to call and make a reservation. In the meantime, I will continue to gather information as I still have some questions. Specifically, I want to know if making a phone reservation is sufficient or if I need to submit a written request.

Okay, I can translate that for you. Here is the translation:

"I decided to call my brother again. Okay, just call to book, that's it."

I hope this is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.

During that time, there was some talk among the members about preparing food, this and that, as if they had already booked it. Oh my, I forgot myself. We have to help each other out.

By the 15th, during business hours, it seemed like everyone was trying to help, but no matter how many times I called, I couldn't get through. So I called Kai's cell phone.

My brother said he went to queue up first. The officers had to queue up in the morning. He told me to call at 8:30. Jack waited and waited.

Members are eagerly awaiting good news updates from Jack on Facebook.

At 8:30 a.m., it was time to start making calls. Dozens of calls were made, but the other end kept saying 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Oh my god, I'm so worried. I've been calling for an hour.

Finally, the call went through! (Celebration!) Please provide your name, number of people, and other details. When will the event be held and when will it be posted?

We then waited for the officer to contact us back in the afternoon to discuss the porters and pickup truck.

Feeling relieved and comfortable now, but no one called in the evening. Jack was confused, but did we get the reservation or not?

Or do I have to wait for confirmation? So I called P'Kai again.

Okay, so Jack is booked, right? All that's left is to talk to the porter. Sister Kai said yes, it's booked. 5555555555 I'm laughing at myself. Oh, well, I've never booked anything before.

Once everything is ready, there may be some changes in the members. There are many people waiting in line, and if someone cancels, someone else will take their place.

One week before the trip, Ms. Nongyao, the officer, called to confirm everything again. We ordered 2 gallons of water, 40 liters in total.

>>> Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Chapter 4: Pang Wua, How Tough Is It? Ask Your Heart

Let's get to the travel day! Hurry, hurry, hurry! I'm afraid the review will be too long. 5555

We met at Big C Saphan Kwai a little after 7pm. The bus left at 8pm. We bought an extra case of large water bottles (12 bottles) and 2 cases of 500ml water bottles (24 bottles).

The van we booked was full, and we were ready to set off for Chiang Mai. The traffic was heavy, and it took us a while to get out of Bangkok.

The scene cuts to Chiang Mai, where they stop to buy fresh produce and eat at the Mae Malai Market between 9 and 10 am. This should have been the starting time for the walk.

"We're late! Sister Nongyao, the officer, called and said the porters are waiting. Are we coming? Come on, let's go! How could I not go? It took me ages to book this!"

Upon arriving at the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, we proceeded to the contact point, where everything was transformed.

Capture the moment before it fades. Wow, you all look so cool!


They then jumped into a pickup truck and headed to the starting point.


The journey begins promptly at noon.


Thank you for this image from Namue.

Let's get going before it gets too dark.

The path is a small trail.

If it rains on this path, it will definitely be entertaining.

The Pang Wa trail is steep and slippery. Trekking poles would be very helpful.

Jack wore Converse shoes that didn't have much grip, but the high-top design helped him maintain balance well.


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As we walked, we began to split into smaller groups. Jack was at the back, tired and walking slowly. Oat brought up the rear.

And take care of Nong Min, who is in contact with nature, the condition of the ground every square meter.

This is a true #geologist, but I respect her spirit. She's really determined. Take it easy, Min, walk and rest, you'll get there eventually.

It remains to be seen whether this grueling hike will leave you scarred or hooked.

The higher we climb, the better we can see the view below. Today, the sky is so clear.

The steepness of the Pang Wa mountain trail did not excite Jack, perhaps because he had already encountered similar inclines before.

However, as I mentioned before, if it rains, it will definitely be exciting because it will be very slippery. This is even without rain.

Looking up at the mountain peak, my heart sank. It was so high! Do we really have to climb all the way up there? 5555

Ouch, my eyes are burning!

"Move aside, the peddler is coming. Hey, that's our friend, the hunter! He's looking good."

I will continue to capture images as I walk, so that my readers can experience the journey as if they were walking alongside me.

The first group is waiting for us at the bamboo forest ahead. We can hear their voices calling out to us.

Before reaching the bamboo forest, we scanned our eyes until we found the adorable parrot's beak flower, which we loved.

They arrived earlier and didn't see us. They walked right past us. Come on, let's take a picture. It's so cute!


We had lunch together at two o'clock in the afternoon. We ate sticky rice, fried chicken, and fried pork that we bought from the market.


Good luck, my little geologist! #GeologistSister


Our stomachs full, we continued our journey, navigating past large boulders and a grove of banana trees.

The path is not easy.


The road then continues for a distance before reaching a three-way intersection. This intersection marks the convergence of the Den Hin Ngad and Pang Wa roads.


Jack took a short break and went ahead, thinking that the other members would catch up soon. Jack walks slowly.


The path is lined with forests and grasslands, with mountain peaks in the distance.


Spotted this sign! It feels like we're getting closer, but there's still a long way to go.


Is there anything else I can help you with?

This song popped up. Should I go back? If it's that difficult to keep going, haha.

I met the parrot again. It's so cute!

After walking for a while, we heard the cheers of the group behind us. Turning around, we were greeted by this breathtaking view. We couldn't resist capturing the moment.


Encountering such stunning views, Oat undoubtedly lingered to capture the moment. Jack, too, strolled along, capturing the scenery.


He walked slowly, thinking that the other members would follow soon.


They walk slowly and take a long time to capture images.

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Jack walked steadily, the group behind couldn't keep up. From the intersection to the campsite, I walked alone. There will be a section that is dense forest.


During that time, I was extremely paranoid. I walked alone, wearing a dog collar.

I finally found this sign! Yay!


A map of the walking route is also available.


Jack arrived at the campsite at 6 pm and stood there for a while, wondering where our group was going to pitch their tents. But after a while, the porters came to guide us.


Let's take a look at the slope of the path we have taken so far.

A photograph by Phut, a leading photographer.


Finally, I'm exhausted.

The sky was beautiful today. It's a pity that it took a long time to walk, so I didn't make it to the top of the mountain in time.


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We could only capture the evening sky at the tent.

As the sun sets, casting a faint glow across the evening sky, it prepares to descend below the horizon, making way for the moon to rise.


As the sun dips below the horizon, the air cools and the stars become visible in the clear sky. Jack and Namo venture out to capture the celestial spectacle.


The Milky Way was clearly visible, but the narrow lens of the jack could only capture a small portion of it. There was no infinity mark, and the focus was not engaged.

Jack got a bad picture.

However, the wind blew the fog away shortly after we started taking pictures. So we had dinner, went into our tents, and went to sleep.


We agreed to meet at 4 am to hike to the top of Kiew Lom to watch the mist and sunrise.

Before cutting to the morning, let me tell you about our sleeping arrangements. Our camping area was quite sloping, and we kept sliding down as we slept.

#Sound asleep



DAY 2 >>> Doi Luang Chiang Dao: Chapter 5, A Morning of Endeavor

Waking up at 3:30 am, I found myself trembling outside the tent. The group was ready, and we began our walk.

We set out at 4 a.m. on a special day, December 4, 2016.

We have no idea what the path we have to walk is like. We walk without even knowing how many kilometers it is. We can feel that it is extremely steep and there are rocks.

The hike from the camp was long and arduous, with a steep incline that made the trekkers want to shed their winter gear. The exertion caused them to sweat profusely, transitioning from a cold to a hot environment.

The group dispersed to find their own corners. It was very dark at that time, and no one knew where anyone else was. Jack followed Oat, while the others were probably nearby.


The fog is gradually rolling in.

At this point, we capture every scene that passes by every minute.


The light kept changing.

The breathtaking view captivated our attention, making it impossible to look away for fear of missing an extraordinary moment.


Capturing the morning light as we await the sunrise.

The long-awaited moment has finally arrived!

As the sun gradually sets below the horizon, darkness fades, signaling the start of a new day.


The sun ascended to a higher position, obscured by clusters of clouds.


The sky is filled with gray clouds, but it's not bad. The sunlight shines on the sea of fog, making it appear golden.


Turn to the other side.


Captured the view, now capturing people in rapid succession.

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I really like it. Thank you for the picture, P'Oat.

We thought we had seen everything from this viewpoint, when suddenly we received a special bonus from nature. The sunlight streamed through the clouds in streaks.

Mist-reflected light trickles down the mountainside.


Oh my, I'm so smitten with the fog. Just seeing it makes my heart melt.


The breathtaking view held us spellbound, making it almost impossible to tear ourselves away from the peak of Giw Lom.


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I don't want to leave the mountain.


There were several moments when Jack and Oat encouraged each other to "Let's go down," then turned to look at the view in front of them. "Hey, let's stay a little longer."


A person can spend the whole day if they have someone to be with, fog, and beautiful light to look at.


It's quite late now. We got off at around 8:00 AM.


Upon arrival at the camp, the members were busy cooking.


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Every mealtime, gathering around the table to eat together is a meaningful moment for us.

It wasn't just the taste of the food, but the taste of the conversation. Jack couldn't remember what they talked about.

Although the specific details are hazy, I vividly recall the overwhelming sense of joy we shared. Our interactions were peppered with awkward jokes, silly anecdotes, and playful teasing, all delivered with a touch of affection. The laughter we shared was truly infectious.

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It seems like we've become close very quickly. Jack is secretly happy to see everyone enjoying themselves and getting along so well.

Today, we spent a long time on breakfast. The photos are a compilation from several meals.

Photo credit: Phut, a leading photographer.


The initial plan was to hike up to Kew Lom Northern Summit from Kew Lom Southern Summit, but it was abandoned.

It's better to save our energy for climbing Doi Luang in the evening. I'm tired and sleepy.

Today, we parted ways to go to sleep. We have an appointment to make lunch at around noon. Wow, we just had breakfast.

After everyone woke up, we had lunch together and took some photos.

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It's time to set off on our journey to the top of Doi Luang. Tonight, we have prepared candles to light and sing the Royal Anthem.

To commemorate the profound kindness and to express our deepest condolences to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

The distance is close, but it is steep and challenging. We walked and took pictures along the way, as is our style.

The path is rough and rocky.


Photo credit: Namo Put #leading photographer


We are almost there. Let's take some cool pictures before we arrive.


When all the members arrived, we took a group photo.


Change the angle a bit.


Who would want to kiss you, dear?


Photo credit: Namo #leading photographer


Photo credit: Oat, #filewaiting photographer



While waiting for the sunset, we engaged in various activities on the mountaintop, including taking photographs, sipping coffee, and searching for mobile phone reception.

There are photographers, models, and 555.


Tired of seeing our faces? Let's take a look at the view instead. In front of us is the Doi Sam Phee Nong mountain range.


The view kept changing as clouds and mist periodically obscured the mountain peak.


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This person is sleeping and waiting.


The light has begun to change.


The golden color has begun.


The sun is setting.



Let's take a look at our photos. This set of photos clearly shows that the camera has dust.

After the sun sets below the horizon.


There is still beautiful light for us to see.


Today is Pran Goh's birthday (Jack himself knows it's his friend's birthday, so he's going to surprise him by secretly taking a cake up to light candles for him on the mountain).


Before our trip, Ko said he would bring a cake to celebrate on the mountain. Haha, no need for surprises anymore!

We sang songs together and wished Ko a happy birthday. This year's birthday must be very special. There are no pictures to show, it seems no one took any.



Our current activity involves sitting and talking, contemplating the shapes of the clouds. They resemble various animals, and their forms are constantly shifting.

It was a truly joyous occasion. We laughed heartily at every conversation. We apologize for the excessive noise our group made that day.

One more picture.


Next, we stood at the sign, lit candles, and sang the Royal Anthem.


Amidst the biting cold and strong winds, lighting a candle proved to be a challenge. The only available windbreak was a humble water bottle.

We tried several times, but we finally succeeded. After the song ended, people nearby said, "Why didn't I think of that?"

Today's mission was a complete success, and we're going to capture a few more moments.

It took me a long time to take a picture of the sign. 😜


It was time to go. The fog started to roll in, and we hurried down from the mountain, fearing that if the fog became too thick, we would not be able to see the path.


The decline is very fast 5555

Continuing to capture the scenery of the meadow behind the tent.

The concept of a Jedi with a lightsaber. Thanks to Namo for the cool picture. #frontlinephotographer


Let's call it a night here. We'll be back at Doi Luang at 4 am to catch the sunrise.

We must sleep another night,
Cold and flowing.

DAY 3 >>> Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Chapter 6: The Last Morning of the Trip with the Summit of Doi Luang Chiang Dao

Following the steps, we stood trembling in front of the tent at 4 am before heading up to Doi Luang.

We were among the first to ascend, collecting stars and the morning light.

Sipping coffee amidst the stars

This morning, we can still see the sea of fog.


I'd prefer not to show my face.

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The sun has risen and begun its daily work.


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No matter the angle, the scenery is beautiful. The mist and mountains complement each other perfectly.


The rising sun signaled the end of our time on the mountain. We had to descend quickly, as we needed to return home that day.


The sun dipped below the clouds, casting a parting gift of golden rays that illuminated the rolling waves of the mist-shrouded sea.


Often, we would reluctantly put away our cameras and descend the mountain, knowing full well that we had to return early today or risk arriving in Bangkok at an ungodly hour.

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The view in front of us is breathtaking, it's mesmerizing and keeps us glued to the spot. The light keeps changing, creating a magical atmosphere. 55555

We have captured all the views. Let's take a look at our cool photos. Are they cool or not? Hehe.


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Photo credit: Phut, a leading photographer.

Thank you for this picture from Big Brother.

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Wow, that's amazing!

Don't get tired of seeing our faces yet.


Group photo time! 📸

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There is another


This is the last picture.


Photo credit: Namo, Phi Oat, and Ko.


It is time to descend from the mountain, my friends.

Come down to eat, pack your belongings, the porters are waiting to help, help pack the tents, and collect the garbage.

We were so slow that we felt embarrassed for the porters. They stood there watching us, wondering what was taking us so long.


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Thank you for the picture, Nong Kao.


From the first day we arrived, we had to wait for the porters, and even on the day we left, we still had to wait.

You guys have maintained the standards very well.

The descent began around 10:00 am and took approximately 2 hours. Some members had already begun their descent earlier.

Thank you for the picture from Namo.

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After waiting for the group members to arrive, which took until around 1:00 PM, we hopped into a pickup truck and headed back to the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary.


Upon arrival, we will exchange our waste for a deposit. The staff will weigh it, and we will submit the documents to receive a refund.


We paid for the car, water, and porter fees. We waited for the car to pick us up. We will go to take a shower at the Chiang Dao Youth Camp.

View from the Chiang Dao Youth Camp

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Photo credit: Nona.


Bathing here costs 30 baht per person. We bathed with great pleasure. After all, we hadn't bathed for two days.

After showering, we headed back to Bangkok.

It seems we have a lot of energy, always lively along the way. There are some awkward jokes that we have to pretend to laugh at all the way.

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It felt like we were high on cannabis, but I don't know how to convey the joy and fun our group experienced to the reader.

The special moments of this trip happened throughout the journey. We found everything enjoyable, and the view from above was indescribable. If you're still able to walk, I highly recommend going.

The best part of the trip was the company.

This can be described as a perfect fit, and Jack concluded that at an altitude of 2225 meters above sea level, ...

This can cause brain abnormalities.


There are many funny hashtags from our stories, actually more than I can remember right now. Haha.

#Who would go kiss each other? #Who took Auntie's fried egg? #Where did Kao go? #Geologist #Namo is always right.

#PhuMyLove #TopChef #LeadingPhotographer #BackRowPhotographer #PhotographerWaitingForFiles #FrontRowSinger

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#UncleSak8 #MoveAsidePeddlerComing #JackWhichProvinceIsTheScariest #Phrae

#It's okay.

Hmm, this trip was actually pretty good.

Okay?

Wow, this is clearly a hilarious cafe trip!

Here are some additional tips I just remembered:
It is recommended to use wax paper to line the plate before placing the food on it. This will help to reduce water usage.

To conserve water, we must remain above the waterline.
Due to the extreme cold, it is advisable to wrap electronic devices in foil.
It is crucial to note that camera batteries deplete quickly in cold weather.

Jack's story is over.

"Experience cannot be bought, it must be earned through travel."

See you again when the trip happens. If anyone wants to walk alongside Jack, you can talk to us on the page.


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