Home to Thailand's highest mountain of 2,530 m, Doi Inthanon National Park is an internationally recognised bird watching location. With more than 300 species of birds, the park consists of a range of habitat types from dry diperocarp forests on lower slopes to hill evergreen and pine forests at higher altitudes. On the lower slopes, birds to look out for include wintering species such as Grey Bushchats, Siberian Ruby throats, Buff-throated, Radde's and Yellow-streaked warblers and a few Little and Chestnut Buntings. Buzzards and occasional Grey faced Buzzard may also be found.
In the Hill evergreen forest above 1,500 m and montane-type forest around the summit species include Red-flanked Bluetails, White-tailed and Ashy-throated leaf-warblers, together with wintering Orange-barred leaf-warblers. Flocks of Scarlet Rosefinches are often present and frequently contain occasional surprise visitors, such as the Dark-breasted Rosefinch. Located close to Chiang Mai town, Doi Suthep National Park boasts over 340 species of birds including rarities such as Green Cochoa and Hume's pheasants.Bird List of Doi Inthanon
Doi Inthanon bird watching 1 day Sample Itinerary
Pick up from your hotel and transfer to Doi Inthanon National Park. Breakfast at Mr. Daeng's Café ? , before start a full day of bird watching with your expert guide, Start bird watching from the second checkpoint where typical species include Black-headed Sibia, Fulvetta, Pigeon, Minivet, and Nuthatch. Next to the summit of Doi Inthanon where exciting species such as the Pygmy Wren Babbler can be found. In the afternoon bird watching at Ban Phar Mork waterfall.
17:30
In the afternoon transfer to your hotel/Meals: B/L
Trip Information:
Duration
Trip Grade
Group Style
Group Size
Season
1 day
Easy
Private Tour
1 to 8 persons
All Year
Inclusion:
Exclusion:
-English-speaking Bird leader
-Any other service not mentioned in the programs
-Park entrance fees (400 Baht/per/person)
-Personal expenses
-Refreshment
-All alcoholic.
-Insurance
Preparation :
-Vat 7%
-Light walking boots or sports shoes
-Bird check list
-Spotting Scope and binoculars
-Transportations
-Long trousers and long sleeved shirt for walking in the forest
