Chiang Mai 2-Day Adventure: Trekking, River Tubing & Waterfall Slide with Dorm Stay (Add on: Elephant Feeding)

Trek, float, splash—and sleep in the jungle.
This relaxed 2-day program pairs a guided jungle trek, a scenic river tubing float (≈ 50–75 min) and a natural waterfall slide with a cozy overnight dorm stay at our Mae Taeng riverside base. Travel from Chiang Mai on Day 1 and return on Day 2—with the choice to head back early or add extra adventures.

What’s included

• Day 1: jungle trek, river tubing, waterfall slide; lunch & dinner
• Overnight: clean dorm stay (mosquito nets, bedding, shared bathrooms)
• Day 2: breakfast (08:00–09:00)
• Friendly local guide (English/Thai), small groups, round-trip city transfers, and all safety gear. Non-swimmers welcome (life jackets provided).

Day 2 – Your choice

• Relax & Early Return: depart camp 09:30, drop-off in Chiang Mai ~11:30–12:00.
• Add-on Activities (extra cost; special discounts for our 2-day guests):
  - White Water Rafting (Mae Taeng River)
  - ATV Ride (guided off-road route)
  - Half-Day Elephant Program (ethical visit — no riding/no shows)
  - Zipline Adventure (forest platforms)
  We’ll arrange everything; timing depends on availability.

Animal welfare & ENP note
During tubing we float past the boundary of Elephant Nature Park—no park entry or affiliation and wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Our policy: no riding, no shows, no forced contact.

Who it’s for
Adventure-minded couples and friends (recommended age 16+ for trekking; 16+ welcome if comfortable with walking and water).

Typical timings

• Day 1: city pick-up 07:30–08:00; return to base ~17:00; dinner & overnight
• Day 2: breakfast 08:00–09:00; 09:30 early departure or add-ons; early drop-off ~11:30–12:00 (later if joining add-ons)

Tip: Bring trekking shoes, water shoes/sandals, swimwear, towel, change of clothes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a waterproof phone case. Refill water available—please bring a reusable bottle.

Sustainability & Community Impact

This experience is part of Tubing Chiang Mai’s Eco Community Project. We keep groups small, stay on existing paths, and follow strict welfare: no riding, no shows, and no forced contact—interactions happen calmly at the elephants’ pace. We operate low-plastic and provide chilled water refills; please bring a reusable bottle. A share of proceeds maintains jungle trails, funds litter clean-ups, and supplies first-aid kits for community rangers.

One Tree, One Trip
For every booking, we plant one native tree with the local village network to help restore river and forest habitats in the Mae Taeng valley. When conditions allow, guests may help plant or sign a tag for a sapling; otherwise, our team plants on your behalf and monitors growth.

Responsible Travel

• Dress respectfully in villages and ask before photographing people.
• Follow your guide around the elephants and keep a relaxed pace.
• Please do not bring outside food for wildlife.
• Drones require prior approval.
• Pack out everything you bring in.
  By choosing this tour, you support ethical elephant care and community-led conservation. Thank you for travelling responsibly with us.