North of Chiang Mai, the landscape rises quickly into the mountains of the Thai-Myanmar border range — Chiang Dao's limestone massif dominates the valley, its sacred cave system drawing Buddhist pilgrims while the hot springs below offer a natural thermal soak in a jungle river setting. A day that moves from ancient sacred geography to pure physical relaxation.
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Your driver handles the 70km journey north from Chiang Mai through the Ping River valley and connects both sites, managing timings so the cave is visited in the cooler morning hours.
Natural thermal springs emerging from the base of the Chiang Dao mountains at approximately 60°C — channeled into a series of public and private soaking pools set within a riverside park of bamboo and jungle vegetation
The onsen-style private pools allow temperature-controlled soaking in a setting of complete natural immersion — the combination of thermal water, jungle canopy, and mountain air at this elevation is markedly different from the lowland heat of Chiang Mai
What to eat
Vendors at the springs sell eggs boiled directly in the thermal water — a simple, traditional hot spring snack; the market near the cave entrance has excellent northern Thai food, including khao soi (curried noodle soup) and sai oua (northern Thai herb sausage)
The springs are generally safe and well-managed, with private pools allowing visitors to mix in cooler water for a comfortable temperature. The natural source is very hot, so direct contact at the source should be avoided. Limit soaking sessions to 15 to 20 minutes at a time, hydrate frequently, and step out if you feel light-headed. The setting is peaceful and ideal for relaxation.
Yes, this is a beloved local tradition. Vendors at the springs sell fresh eggs that you can boil directly in the thermal water using baskets provided at the boiling pool. The eggs cook in a few minutes and make for a fun, simple snack. It's a popular activity for families and travelers wanting to experience a low-key Thai tradition tied to the natural geothermal setting.
The Chiang Dao Hot Springs sit about 43 miles (70 km) north of Chiang Mai, in the Ping River valley near the Thai-Myanmar border range. The drive takes roughly an hour and 15 minutes each way, with the landscape rising steadily into the mountains. The journey itself is scenic, passing rice paddies, small villages, and the dramatic limestone massif of Chiang Dao.
The Chiang Dao Hot Springs are natural thermal pools emerging from the base of the Chiang Dao mountains. The water is naturally hot at the source and is channeled into a series of public and private soaking pools set within a riverside park of bamboo and jungle vegetation. The onsen-style private pools allow temperature-controlled soaking in a beautiful natural setting.
The Chiang Dao region offers excellent northern Thai food. The market near the cave entrance has stalls and restaurants serving khao soi (curried noodle soup), sai oua (northern Thai herb sausage), and nam prik (chili dips with vegetables). Sticky rice and grilled meats are everywhere. The food is fresh, affordable, and reflects the distinct Lanna culinary traditions of northern Thailand, with strong influences from neighboring Myanmar.
The Chiang Dao area is dominated by Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Thailand's third-highest mountain, a dramatic limestone massif sacred to Buddhists and home to rare bird species.
Bring swimwear, a quick-dry towel, a change of clothes and waterproof sandals or flip-flops. A waterproof bag protects valuables, and a refillable water bottle is essential since the warm water can be dehydrating. Sunscreen and insect repellent are useful, especially in the jungle setting. Cash is helpful for entry fees, food vendors and any spa treatments you might want to add on-site.
The cool season from November through February offers the most comfortable weather, with mild days and pleasantly cool evenings ideal for hot spring soaking. March through May is hot and dry, while the rainy season from June through October brings lush greenery but occasional downpours. The jungle setting feels especially magical in the cooler months when steam rises visibly from the springs.
Day trips offer travelers private round-trip transportation to popular sightseeing locations. One of our professional drivers will pick you up in a luxurious, climate-controlled car, take you to the site of interest, and wait for you while you explore before driving you back to your hotel.
Yes! You’re free to choose the pickup and drop-off times that work best for you. However, the time spent at the destination is fixed and cannot be changed.
Each sightseeing stop has a recommended duration that includes plenty of time to explore. However, it is possible to customize the time spent at each sightseeing stop at a later stage in the booking process to best fit your unique schedule.
Your Daytrip driver will wait for you nearby for the duration of your exploration, meaning you’ll never have to wait for your return trip transportation to arrive. Your comfort and convenience are our top priorities, and we aim to close out your day trip with a return on your schedule.
The price of a day trip does not include any entrance tickets, guided tours, or meals you may partake in at your destination. The price covers round-trip transportation in a luxury vehicle with a professional driver who can provide local insights en route.
Day trip bookings can be canceled up to 24 hours before your trip for a full refund, no strings attached. While the destination and stops are predetermined, it is possible to change your pick-up point, whether it is at your hotel or some other location within the city.