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Ang Ka Nature Trail is located within Doi Inthanon National Park, Chiang Mai Province. This short walking trail (approximately 300–320 meters) offers visitors a chance to explore Thailand’s highest montane peat swamp forest (tropical evergreen forest). The path is lined with mosses and ferns throughout, with cool, refreshing air all year round. The trail is easy to walk and ideal for nature lovers, photography, and quietly soaking in the misty forest atmosphere. The walk takes about 30–60 minutes. Key Information • Location: Doi Inthanon National Park, Chiang Mai (Uses the same parking area as The Highest Point of Thailand sign) • Trail Type: Elevated wooden walkway, 300–320 meters long, raised above the peat swamp forest • Highlights: Rare plant species such as rhododendrons, mosses, ferns, and a lush cloud forest ecosystem • Duration: Approximately 30–60 minutes • Opening Hours: 06:00–16:30 (some sources note 05:00–19:00) • Entrance Fee: Included in the national park admission • Thai nationals: Adults 50 THB / Children 20 THB • Foreign visitors: Adults 300 THB / Children 150 THB Best Time to Visit • Rainy season: Lush, vibrant greenery at its best • Winter: Cool weather with dense mist and a magical atmosphere Getting There • Drive up Doi Inthanon to the summit area, then look for signs to the Ang Ka Nature Trail • You can also search “Ang Ka Nature Trail” on Google Maps Tips • Bring a camera or smartphone—every corner is incredibly photogenic • The trail is easy to explore independently, with informative signage along the way • A rare opportunity to experience a unique high-altitude peat swamp ecosystem

Late January 2026 The Ang Ka Trail is commonly known as the 2nd part of the visits to this area. It holds a small memorial to a crash site. The trail is a single route that goes down into the site with a large cloud forest area. Proceed with caution during wet seasons and expect a slow but continuous descent to the site. The other part connects to the end of the main trail.... ---------------- One of the natural and historical attractions of Doi Ithanon National Park is a visit to this small Yod Doi Nature trail into a mossy forest. The natural aspects center on the preserved ancient forest that creates an amazing microclimate and despite the large number of visitors invites large populations of birds 🐦 and other living things. The historical aspects of the trail includes a shrine memorial of the previous Lanna King and the marker to the highest point of the mountain. Both have significant contributions to the development of Chiang Mai history. At the end of the trail is a rest area and cafe including a small indoor exhibit hall / rooms. Expect a huge drop in the temperature which may necessitate protective clothing depending on the time of the year. The trail is well constructed primarily on wooden planks while strictly restricting movement within the path. Expect a large number of birders and avid photographers 📸 A second trail has also been connected to the original one that continues further into a small memorial to a crash site.

🌿Highlights: •Unique Ecosystem: A magical walk through a mossy evergreen cloud forest, always cool and misty. •Biodiversity: Home to rare plants, orchids, lichens, and ferns — perfect for nature lovers and photographers. •Headwaters Forest: Origin of streams that flow into famous waterfalls like Wachirathan, Sirithan, and Mae Klang, eventually joining the Ping River. •Peaceful Walk: Wooden boardwalks make it easy and safe, with informative signs along the trail. •Cool Climate & Sacred Atmosphere: At 2,500 meters above sea level, the mist, ancient trees, and quiet forest create a serene, almost sacred feeling. 💡 Tip: Bring a light jacket/raincoat and go early morning for fewer crowds and the freshest misty forest experience.