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Chiang Mai’s standout days out.
The 15 sticky waterfall tours travellers book most in Chiang Mai right now, with prices, run times and the operator behind each one so you can choose the day that fits.
Chiang Mai day tour with a barefoot Sticky Waterfall climb and Dan Tewada Land of Angels photo park, plus hotel pickup and bottled water.
Most Popular“Angel Waterfall park was lots of fun to tour. Great sights and easy to walk. Great for pictures too! Climbing up Sticky Waterfall was exciting and not too hard, even for an old man 😎”
Climb Chiang Mai’s Bua Tong Cave and Sticky Waterfall, hike to Nam Phu Chet Si, then relax with a Thai buffet lunch on a guided day trip.
“We loved it. The guide was very nice and supportive. He took our phones at the waterfalls and took pictures. We loved it”
Skip the guide and ride to Chiang Mai’s Bua Tong Sticky Waterfalls. Climb steep, grippy limestone, with hotel transfer included.
“Perfectly smooth transfer to the sticky waterfalls! Had around 2 hours there, which was the right amount of time to see everything. I'd recommend booking the morning trip since it arrives around 9am when the falls are still really quiet, so you'll have them almost to yourself. Started to get busy with crowds around 10-10:30.”
One-day Chiang Mai adventure with Sticky Waterfall pools, ATV rides through jungle terrain, and Level 3–4 rafting plus Thai lunch.
“Joe picked us up from the hotel in a spacious van, and the ride was smooth. We talked with Joe the entire way there. The activities were great! The ATV experience was amazing, and the staff were very professional, prioritizing both safety and Read more”
A 5-hour Chiang Mai day trip to Dantewada Land of Angels and Bua Thong Sticky Waterfall, with hotel pickup, an English guide, and big photo energy.
Climb Thailand’s Sticky Waterfall at Bua Tong on naturally grippy rock. Half-day Chiang Mai tour with AC transport and driver support.
“Very nice place. We took an afternoon trip. There were some people but still no problem to get pictures. I was there with my family, wife and 2 kids on 5 and 8 they loved it. The steeper climbs is only allowed at the age of 7. We had a very good trip”
Hop on a hotel transfer to Bua Thong in Chiang Mai, climb the limestone steps, swim if you want, then head back in just 4 hours.
“The waterfall is very short. You are taken to the top of the waterfall. First you have to walk down stairs to get to the furthest point of the falls then you can hike up the waterfall itself. Beautiful scenery, two hours is plenty! I walked down and back up the falls in about 30…”
Tour Dantewada Land of Angels and Bua Tong Sticky Waterfalls near Chiang Mai, plus elephant feeding and lunch, with an English guide.
“First stop was at the Land of Angels, very beautiful, scenic and magical, also had the chance to feed rabbits and goats! Had fun visiting the Elephant Café, and to end with the Sticky Waterfall. Sticky Waterfall was a fun and a unique place to climb. The tour was great and thank you to our…”
One day in Chiang Mai with Sticky Waterfall, an ethical elephant sanctuary, Karen Long Neck Village, and optional white-water or bamboo rafting.
“This was easily the best tour I have taken in more than 10 years travelling through South East Asia. Absolutely fantastic guide (Mr K), a small group and really fun activities. The elephant sanctuary was great and the elephants treated very well. The rafting was a blast, as was the Sticky Waterfall. I would highly…”
A small-group day trip from Chiang Mai to Dantewada Angel Land, the Blue Temple, and Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall—tickets included.
“We came on a weekday and most of the stops were not overly crowded. The sticky waterfall was the busiest but still had a great time. (When it is crowded at the waterfall, food takes a long time. And bathrooms there are gross, so go before you leave the temple.) our tour guide was great!…”
A private Chiang Mai day trip to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and Bua Thong Waterfalls, with orchid-farm lunch and Karen long-neck village.
“Fascinating tour to see the amazing temple and learn about its history from our knowledgeable guide, May. 3 of us walked the 300 steps which wasn't difficult while May took one our party in the lift. Unfortunately the view from the top Read more”
A scenic Chiang Mai loop blending mountain temples, Mae Kuang Dam views, a hanging bridge, and the fun water-walking at Sticky Waterfall.
“Amazing, Earth is an amazing guide tour, super kind and helpful, my favorite place was the sticky waterfalls it comes great with Chiang Mai’s heat.”
Private Chiang Mai day trip to an ethical elephant sanctuary and Sticky Waterfall, with lunch, hotel pickup, and hands-on elephant care.
“Amazing trip to see the elephants and the sticky waterfalls. Our guide for the day, Lee, was amazing and our guide at the elephant sanctuary, Cookie, was fabulous. We were made to feel so welcomed. We made food for the elephants to eat, took a trip across the river to feed them and bathe them.…”
Ride from Mae Kuang Reservoir to the Sticky Waterfall near Chiang Mai, with hotel pickup, provided bikes, snacks, and included lunch.
“This was the highlight of our trip to Chiang Mai! Epic day biking through the beautiful countryside, riding across the river in a long-tail boat, biking through the forest and visiting a cave with bats! And finally, ending with the Sticky Waterfall cling and a delicious lunch! Highly recommended!”
Ethical elephant sanctuary, Wat Ban Den with blue rooftops, and a Sticky Waterfall climb from Chiang Mai. Small group tour with pickup.
“Really great experience if you're staying in Chiang Mai! Both tour guides were very knowledgeable and spoke great English. Elephant sanctuary seemed really well run and ethical; you get to get right up close to them! Lunch was deliciouRead more”
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