Chiang Mai Province Outdoor & sports activities

Absolutely five stars! Our guide, Mr. K, was incredibly professional! He proactively contacted us the day before the tour to let us know what to prepare. We started by taking a car to go ATV riding, which was a blast! The instructors were also very professional. You need to be a bit strong, otherwise, turning can be difficult. You'll get used to it after a while! I recommend wearing shorts, as there will be dust on the road, and you might get a little wet when crossing rivers. After that, we went rafting in an inflatable boat! The instructor was very playful 😆, splashing water on us from time to time. There was a spot in the middle where everyone could get out and swim, and the instructor even pulled me directly off the boat 😆! You can wear your own swimsuit; you will definitely get wet! For lunch, we went to a Thai restaurant for a family-style meal, which was delicious 😋 and a great opportunity to get to know the other group members! Afterward, we drove to the Sticky Waterfalls! You climb up from the bottom of the waterfall, and there are multiple routes. Be careful, as the green rocks can be slippery! You definitely need to wear shorts or swim trunks, as you will get wet. The climb takes about 30 minutes and is a good cardio workout! Overall, it's a highly recommended experience!

it was very nice experience and the stuff was very friendly and helpful. as an activity is underrated and it’s a shame. it worth the money and the time to go there from chiang mai. surrounded by wild nature is the best thing. 100 % recommended

Participated in the event on 1/26, and the staff leading us were Cityman and Wan, who were very professional and kind. They ensured safety before each departure, knew some Chinese, and were humorous, making it a great event experience. For lunch, we went to a beautiful restaurant and enjoyed a delicious meal. The driver who picked us up for the return trip had excellent driving skills and carefully confirmed our drop-off location. The entire team was outstanding. The go-kart slopes during the itinerary were very steep, which was a bit scary. People without driving experience should be careful.

Such an amazing excursion! Transport to the elephant camp was in an air conditioned van with about 7 new friends. The elephants looked well taken care of and eager to meet us. lunch was very good. Would recommend this excursion.

This is the best zip lining company in Chiang Mai. I am an older woman and I almost didn’t make it through. With the support of my team and the skyline team, I finished all the platforms, including the roller coaster at the end. I couldn’t be more grateful for their concern, assistance, and support. If you ever get a chance to get out here, definitely book them. You will be in excellent hands and I can’t recommend them enough. from the pick up and drop off, to the full adventure, everything was perfect!

It sure was exciting and gave me the adrenaline rush. there were multiple ziplines, 2 bridges which made it fun. you gotta pay extra for a personal photographer that follows you around. this package also included some delicious buffet lunch

Purchase a reservation in advance on Klook, and they will thoughtfully message you to arrange a time to pick you up at the hotel! The whole playing process was very happy and very safe. The coaches will guide you! After playing, there is a delicious lunch to enjoy! Highly recommended for families!

I really like the approach of this sanctuary. When I first started looking for a tour, I specifically wanted one where I could just walk with the elephants, as I didn't want to overly disturb these gentle giants. After all, with only half a day or a full day, it's impossible to get truly familiar with them, and I didn't want to get myself dirty. My ideal scenario was simply taking photos, walking, and being near them. Despite that, it was still a very pleasant experience, holding watermelon, sugarcane, and some grass for them to enjoy as snacks. Elephants are so massive, and each one has a different personality. There's still a slight element of danger, so it's crucial to follow the staff's instructions. This sanctuary is home to an elephant family, and we saw three of them. One, Yaya, was a bit mischievous. The other two, older elephants, were more stable. Surprisingly, elephants seem to be a little afraid of cats and dogs, or perhaps they just dislike them; I'm not entirely sure.

Although the gym was rather small but there were 3 trainers for our group of 4 participants. The training was intense and it was really a good workout by learning the basics of Muay Thai. It would be perfect if can get into the ring and train.