Wilderness Trekking: Doi Langka on December 17 – 19, 2027 in Tambon Mae Chedi Mai
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Date
| Start | End |
|---|---|
| Friday, 12/17/27 00:00 | Sunday, 12/19/27 23:59 |
Signup Deadline
Thu, Dec 9, 2027 11:59 PM
Venue
Kun Chae National Park
Board & Overnight
The trek includes two nights at campsites, with campfire spots and bathrooms at the campsites. Breakfast is included on the second and third days, and dinner on the first and second days. Lunches are not included; bring your own for the trail. The group prepares dinner together.
Teachers
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James Potipussa
Trekking Guide/ Facilitator
About this Course
Take on the rugged trails of Doi Langka Luang and Langka Noi on a guided three-day trek for adults. The demanding route offers a chance to step away from everyday life and reconnect with nature. Along the way, we make time for shared camp life, quiet reflection and sunset views from the mountains.
Contents
Trekking in the mountains
Follow the rugged trails of Doi Langka Luang and Langka Noi, taking on demanding climbs and travelling together through the mountain landscape. The route includes a final trek to Khun Chae National Park.
Moving with the group
Meet the group, check in together and learn how to pack your backpack with only what you need. Trek at the group’s pace, with time to rest and take in the surroundings.
Water, camp and shared meals
Learn to collect water from natural sources and refill at a water source along the trail. At camp, get to know the area, set up camp, gather firewood and prepare dinner together. Bring your own lunch for the trail.
Quiet time and reflection
Walk quietly to Langka Luang Peak, sit in stillness and take part in group reflection. There is also personal time to enjoy the sunset. The evenings include a campfire, shared stories and a check-out circle beneath the stars.
Structure
This is a guided three-day trek with two nights at campsites. The first day includes arrival, introductions, backpack preparation, a drive to the trailhead and the trek to the first campsite. On the second day, the group packs up, continues along the trail and sets up camp again. The final day includes the trek to Khun Chae National Park, a closing circle and the return journey to Bangkok. An optional overnight departure from Bangkok is available before the trek.
Prerequisites
Participants must be at least 18 years old and have moderate fitness: you should be able to run 5 km in under an hour and hike with a backpack. Be ready to challenge yourself physically, move at the group’s pace and take part in a team experience.
Packing List
Bring a packed lunch for each trekking day. Sleeping equipment—a tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat or hammock—is not included; bring your own or rent it from us for an additional cost. After booking, we provide a program-specific packing list and guidance on clothing, footwear, rain protection and essentials.
Board & Overnight
The trek includes two nights at campsites, with campfire spots and bathrooms at the campsites. Breakfast is included on the second and third days, and dinner on the first and second days. Lunches are not included; bring your own for the trail. The group prepares dinner together.
Certificate
No certificate is provided for this experience.
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Dec 17 – 19, 2027