What a fabulous experience which I and my family could easily repeat.Piano(yep) the tour guide made the day with her never ending jokes and permanent smile…with an infectious laugh.From beginning to end it was very well organised.The waterfall,bagodas,hillside village and local market were truly great experiences.If you are going to only do one tour in Chiang Mai do this one.My teenagers loved it….and so did my wife and I.

It was a good day and the hike was a workout. I think it should be mentioned that there are many many steps on this hike not just an incline. The lunch was great and the pagodas interesting. I was glad to support the coffee farm after they converted from opium The guide was very nice . I would have liked more AC in the van, it was not working well.

Great trip. Well organised. Our guide Holly was so friendly and interactive. Would highly recommend. Highlight was the nature walk trail. So peaceful

Enjoyed guided hiking trip. Challenging for my age but beautiful scenery awaits. The guide ensured the safety of every member and was very conscientious and informative.

Lovely day, perfect honestly. Our guide George was very good. Everything went smoothly. Can advise this tour. Hiking was easy.

A good experience, they fit alot into the day. Was unfortunately very foggy when we went so didn't get to see any views but the cloud forest trek was a highlight

My partner had food poisoning so couldn't come. Trip was great but a long day with just a little too much packed into it. Coffee was good and partner was upset to miss it.

Garbage. Driver-NEGATIVE 5/5 (worst ride I've had in my life) Guide-1/5 Waterfall, temples, hike-5/5 2 villages-1/5 Detailed version. After everyone was picked up we drove 10 minutes and then had a 30 minute break (WTR REALLY!?!) so people could get snacks due to a late lunch (2pm). What a waste of time. This should have been either 10 minutes or avoided altogether. Very easy to add "late lunch, bring snacks" in the description, or send a note to guests. We came prepared, but had to waste 30 minutes here. First stop, temples, were cool. Very cold so maybe bring a jacket (high elevation). Second stop is the highest point in thailand. We found it boring but I'm sure many would like it. Its a 10 minute loop for a photo. 3rd was the hike. That was cool. Lots of stairs, but you can take your time. About 2-2.5 hours. Small nice waterfall. 4th stop-waste of time. Little market, maybe 50 shops, but almost all were EXACTLY the same. Just a tourist trap. We walked for 5 minutes, saw everything, then 10 more to kill time ( and saw the same shop repeat itself over and over). Lunch- not great, not horrible, just meh. Each portion is for 4 people. Due to 6 wanting vegetarian, we were forced to also jave vegetarian, while the only 4 who weren't got fish. Not impressed. The coffee/tea village was also a tourist trap. We sat at a table, guide said "here are 3 teas and a coffee, try them, then go buy them". He didn't even hand out glasses, we had to do it ourselves. (Was not impressed with him at all). Last waterfall was cool. The driver though. OMFG horrible!!! His idea of going down a hill was SLAM on the breaks for 0.5s, let go for 1s, SLAM on the brakes for 0.5s, and repeat for 20 minutes. The bus jerked violently the entire time, several people felt quite ill and wanted to puke, and everyone complained. It was the worse experience in a vehicle in any context in the nearly 40 years I've been alive. Yes, that bad. Our guide also provided little to no info. Quick regurgitation of basic info then disappeared. He spent more time on Facebook than he did anything else. Do the stuff on your own!

Had a great day and the tour guide was amazing and very knowledgeable she really made the day great and enjoyable hope to catch her on another trip

I really loved this tour. Both the driver and our guide were great, and I learned a lot. They took good care of us, they were always friendly and helpful, the meal was tasty, and we saw some unbelievable sights, not to mention getting to taste local coffee and tea. The only downside to this operation is that unfortunately, Wendy (the tour operator) still does elephant riding tours, which is deplorable, as it's well understood how abusive that practice is to elephants. I think they, along with other tour operators, need to move away from this barbaric practice and take tourists to authentic elephant rescue centres or sanctuaries instead.

Indicated 12 people max in tour, but we had 22. They combined two vans for 1 tour. Tour guide kept changing vans Hard to hear your guide when sitting in back of van. He spoke broken English so trying to translate and hear was difficult. Too soft spoken Not a great guide. Basically just told where we were and when to be back. No additional info was given on history of the area Was disappointed when we got to the highest point. Guide basically walked us around a trail with no opportunity to take in what we were looking at. Didn't allow us to stop and take a picture with the famous sign that said "highest point". The stop at Ban Mae Klang Luang was a joke. No watching and culture. It was a quick stop to eat then move on to a sales stop to buy coffee. No watching people in their environment. Got back to hotel around 7-7:30, not the 5 or 6 like advertised which messed up our evening plans.

An amazing experience. Fenn was an amazing guide, very enthusiastic and helpful, we would definitely do this experience again.

The worst experience I had in Asia, they were supposed to pick me up at 9:15 to 10 to go to Pai, no one showed up, they said because of traffic jam but I think they forgot, they picked me up at 11, I have lost 1h, not professional at all

The tour was very well coordinated and the park was beautiful. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Without knowing much about the park, it felt that we saw everything we should have seen that day. There were two surprises that were not in the itinerary, a coffee and tea tasting and a visit to a small market. Both were wonderful additions. I would recommend this tour!

Average tourist trap sights. Tour description says maximum 12 people and they certainly crammed 12 people into a mini bus. Long drives with not much to really see. Waterfalls were nice but nothing spectacular. Mountain village - there were loads of buses and tourists. Being one of what get like hundreds of other such buses was a disappointment. Our guide was fine, very pleasant and approachable, although their job seemed to be more was more about directing toilet breaks. Go if you want to see countryside and have limited time to do so, as we did,