We’ll take you for a journey from the town of Chiang Mai, on the highway no.1095 Mae Malai – Maehongsorn toward the town of Pai. Along the way stop by at Mok Far Waterfall, which know for its beauty and very chilly water, usually it is the bus stop for cooling down their engines. Then we’ll head toward Huay Nam Dung National Park follow by Pong Dued hot spring to relax and calm your motion sickness. It’ll take total of three hours and a half to Pai. The look out from the window on both sides will change from forest to see some of the lazy water buffaloes grazing along side brilliant green rice paddies.

          The Peak had discovered 30 new routes of all degrees of difficulty for both beginners and advanced climbers in Pang Mapha, about 1 hour from Pai. This big and dignified lime stone cliff is 100 meters tall and 500 meters wide. The cliffs nearby have at least 400 climbing routes still waiting to be discovered.
          For you who have no experience of rock climbing, our Thai professional climbers are here to show you the fundamentals of rock climbing at no cost. We provide all equipment, shoes and you are guaranteed to have an amazing experienced. Imagine that you are able to climb up the 100 meters tall cliff by yourself and explore the distant view beneath you. How awesome would that be?

        “Jungle survival” sounds slightly ominous. It could come from a reality television show or out of the pages of a magazine geared towards those who think a month in the wild is a vacation. This is The Peak Adventure Tour’s latest program to fulfill the needs of those who fond for adventures. Especially for trek seekers, who like to spend sometime and cooking in the jungle without any cooking utensils. It is a class with a twist as it takes place outdoors. That fact alone begs the question of how well you would survive if left to your own devices in a forest or jungle.