Adreneline Junkie

mix'n'match any or all of these exciting activities, we'll make all the arrangements and in most cases take you there.

Choose any or all of the extreme entertainment on offer. If its motorsport action you're after try an off road trek into the hills of the beautiful Mae Rim valley just outside Chiang Mai or if you'd sooner go racing you can take to the track in the dirt-track Drifter Karts.
Travelling in a group? Is your group getting on each-others nerves after the stress of travelling together? Then it could be time to let off steam... shoot the hell out of your most annoying companion using the very best paintballing equipment available. If this isn't enough to get your adrenaline pumping then why don't you just go jump... off the 50 meter high tower, with a bungy tether, of course....
When you've had enough excitement for the day and feeling hungry or thirsty you can chill out with a quality meal and a beer either in air-conditioned comfort in the sports bar or in the attractive beer garden. there's something to keep everyone happy when they spend the day at the Chiang Mai x-centre.

With Jungle Flight 34 platforms you don't even need hands to enjoy green heaven. You can have a pure 5 hours soar experience through the air on the cables, 50 meters above the ground on our 300 meter-long line, walk on our unique spiral stairway, cross 2 of our exotic sky-bridges, 570 meters suspended canopy & swing-walk, or climb down our unique scaling net as a spider man, and you can also abseil down from Jungle Flight platform which is 40 meters high above the tropical vegetative cover. All these with breathtaking, exotic views throughout your experience.

"Jungle Flight" and "Flight of the Gibbon" (below) are very similar, "Jungle Flight" is longer, faster and higher, but requires more hiking, whereas "Flight of the Gibbon" is set in more lush forest and is easier for those in less than peak condition.

A rainforest adventure in Chiang Mai...Located in an ancient tropical rainforest. Spend 3 sizzling hours up in the treetops with entertaining and highly trained, safety conscious staff, this unique system enables you to view jungle life from a perspective previously undreamed of. Flying high through the canopy on an ingenious system of 15 platforms connected by cables and sky bridges. Also on offer are multi-day multi activity adventure packages

• Rock the Gibbon: Rock Climbing and Flight of the Gibbon with homestay.
• Gibbon on Wheels: Mountain Biking and Flight of the Gibbon with homestay.
• Wet Gibbon: White Water Rafting and Flight of the Gibbon with homestay.

"Flight of the Gibbon" and "Jungle Flight" (above) are very similar, "Flight of the Gibbon" is set in more lush forest and is easier for those in less than peak condition, whereas "Jungle Flight" is longer, faster and higher, but requires more hiking.

Right next door to the X-Centre is the Chiang Mai Monkey Centre, it's not only good for a laugh, it's also educational. Farmers of various crops use monkeys to pick their produce, coconuts, tamarinds etc... these displays show how clever our ancestors are.
It takes a lot of hard work, dedication, love and the patience of a saint to train these little creatures. But most monkeys are ready to take to the stage after about two months with their trainer. The animals are well looked after and enjoy regular visits from a local vet to ensure that they are in the best of health.

Ta Nid is in his 70s and still going strong, this pint size whirlwind has been taking trekking groups for over 15 years. He will take us trekking through the jungle to Huey Sa Thaan waterfall, rafting and riding elephants. The days are filled with spectacular jungle views as you pass by, observing wildlife in its natural habitat (although I must admit, I doubt you'll have time to admire the scenery). The clear water begins and the wild ride ends, at an open-air cafe for a feed a beer and jokes about the day.

OK so not exactly an adreneline fix but maybe you'll need a rest after all that... Mae Ngad Dam is the largest in Chiang Mai. Set in Sri Lanna National Park surrounded by acres of pristine mountains and verdant forests. A "long tail boat" brings us far from the dam wall to where it just seems like a huge lake in the middle of a forest. The locals live and work and play on the water, fishing, swimming, canoeing, partying.
We visit Eakachai Houseboat, a floating resort, and relax. You may go kayaking and trekking to a magnificent waterfall and a cave with stalactites and miniature bats.
Ride (fall-off) the bannana boat, go fishing right off the deck of the houseboat, enjoy many other activities or just relax on the deck with a cold beer and watch the sun go down. Accommodations are... adequate.