Seeking adventure is in everybody's DNA, and Total Thai Adventures intends to get you connected to your inner explorer! We offer an active, totally authentic, all-inclusive experience for a modest price, and deliver more value because we own the accommodations that you'll call home, hire friends and family for genuine hospitality, and grow, source, and prepare fresh local food ourselves.
"What a remarkable trip! After my Phuket and Bangkok legs, I appreciate even more how unique it was to experience Thailand off the beaten path with you, your family, and troupe." -- Kim
You know you're a rare bird when the locals always wave, watch and take photos of you! It's a unique feeling . . . and a phenomenon we call "reverse tourism." Our neck of the woods is so authentic and unspoiled a destination that some of our guests have flown back every year for over a decade!
Most travelers fly right over us on their way to Chiang Mai. Stopover here though, dig a little deeper, and chances are you'll unearth a gem.
Ancient ruins, rich cultural traditions, verdant landscapes, friendly people, enchanting temples, pristine National Parks, and one of the highest concentrations of rivers and waterfalls in Thailand await your discovery!
Located along major trade and travel routes, Kamphaeng Phet, literally "Wall of Diamonds," was once a strategic line of defense against invading Burmese armies. Later it became a favorite playground of Siam's King Rama V.
Base camp for your adventure is a cozy garden retreat on 1 acre in the small town of Khlong Nam Lai, or "Running River".
Each epic day you'll walk, run, hike, bike, skate, swim, spelunk, and ride fully supported to amazing destinations, make memorable connections with Thai people and the environment, and then return for restorative massage and exquisite Thai food that some say is worth the whole trip!
Discover this inexplicably overlooked part of Thailand and you just might make Total Thai Adventures your yearly migration station!
Kamphaeng Phet city and province is located halfway between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, blissfully off the tourist track. 800 years ago it was already an important defensive town for the Sukhothai empire, and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1989 .
