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This tour offers the best in culture and nature Thailand has to offer combined with a wonderful soft adventure. This is a real Thailand adventure through the UNESCO World Wildlife Sanctuary by elephant, raft, and hiking. You will visit hill tribe villages for the evening and also camping in comfortable tents. Maximum 6 persons will be on each adventure so you enjoy the best experienced possible and not damage the fragile environment.
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Vacation Activities Information |
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Day 1:
Tonight at 9 Pm your guide will meet you at your hotel in Bangkok and transfer to the bus station for the air conditioned VIP overnight bus to Mae Sot.
Day 2:
This morning you will be met at the bus station, breakfast then transfer by vehicle to Umphang passing a refugee camp of around 40,000 Hill Tribe refugees from Burma. You will have lunch and settle into your bungalows. Your local guide will brief you on the terrain and obstacles you will be facing during your trek. This will also include safety briefing, dos and don’ts and a white water rafting lesson. Overnight here (B, L, D)
Day 3:
This morning enjoy breakfast served on the banks of the Umphang River with its beautiful morning mist and surrounding mountains. We then board the raft for a leisurely 3 hour journey through canyons with high limestone cliffs and many waterfalls. You should see many families of monkeys climbing the cliffs n the mountain canyons. We will stop and have lunch then raft again to a Karen hill tribe village for the evening. You will have an excellent all you can eat family style Thai dinner prepared for you including fresh fish caught in the very clean river. Your accommodations are traditional bamboo bungalows. Toilets and showers are available here. (B, L, D)
Day 4:
This morning after breakfast we go for an exciting 2 and ½ hours of white water rafting to our camp site along the river bank. After lunch we raft and hike to another waterfall and return to the camp for dinner and the evening. (B, L, D).
Day 5:
Today we must use elephants to carry supplies and porter us across streams and marshes. This area is so remote it takes almost 2 days to get to the nearest road. There are no trails so your guides will cut their way through the jungle in some areas. To cross over a mountain range you can ride the elephants if you wish as the trail is almost straight up and down. The elephant need to use their elbows and knees in some places to get up the mountain. Lunch will be on the trail. Tonight will be camping again along a stream where everyone can clean up and swim. Dinner will be cooked for you here. You guides will have picked many vegetables and herbs from the jungle and other interesting food such as insects, fish and reptiles for you to try. (B, L, D)
Day 6:
This morning we join the guides in washing the elephants in the stream and breakfast before hiking for about 2 hours to our pick up point then return to Umphang to shower and lunch then on to Mae Sot for the evening bus back to Bangkok or Chiang Mai. (B, L, D)
End Tour, this is a private tour.
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Notes for price Information |
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Price includes:
All transfers, baggage handling, transportation via air conditioned VIP bus Bangkok - Mae Sot - Bangkok, private vehicle to Umphang - Mae Sot, elephant riding, white water rafting, guides, all meals where stated in daily itinerary (B, L, D), all entrance fees, lodging in Umphang, Karen village, all camping equipment with portage by elephant, bottled water, personal accident insurance.
What you need for the safari:
Bio-degradable soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, tissue, T-shirts, Jacket, sun glasses, a cap, long pants or trousers, Sneaker / Sport shoes / hiking shoes ( rainy season ), A pair of slippers (flip flops), short pants, swimming suit, flashlight, Zip lock bags, ear plugs.
Special Instructions:
This is an eco-cultural friendly excursion. For this reason we have conditions that must be followed:
You can only get off the raft in designated areas. No climbing on cliffs or waterfalls. No picking of flowers or rocks etc. You must ask before taking pictures of children and villagers. No money can be given to villagers or children for pictures. Candy cannot be given to children. Soap, shampoo etc cannot be used when in rivers or streams or hot springs.
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