Here’s something to get you high, literally. Thailand’s beautiful mountains offer great options for hiking and trekking. Some trails are more challenging than others, and here are some fun facts about them for your consideration.
Khao Chang Phueak, Kanchanaburi, 1,249 metres above sea level
Phu Kradueng, Loei, 1,314 metres above sea level
Doi Thule, Tak, 1,350 metres above sea level
Doi Mon Chong, Chiang Mai, 1,925 metres above sea level
Phu Soi Dao, Uttaradit, 2,102 metres above sea level
Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai, 2,275 metres above sea level (TAT)
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