Maetang Bamboo Rafting

Through the rapids of Ban Sop Kae, keep rafting There are some sling lines in the water to have fun.

From the Meidan Elephant Park, you can participate in the Meidan bamboo rafting. About eight tourists take a bamboo raft and follow the Meidan River downstream. You can see the original scenery on both sides of the bank along the way. There are also many elephants and elephants working on the shore. It is very pastoral. Definitely worth experiencing.

The time of rafting in Meidan bamboo rafting is about 40 minutes, which is more reasonable. The time is short and the time is not enough. The bamboo raft is relatively simple, each seating 8 to 10 people, the long stool is hard and uncomfortable. The weather is hot and pay attention to sun protection. The water is not fast, the river is not very clear, and there will be a breeze to cool off. You can see the place where you raise elephants along the way, and various fruit trees. People who support bamboo rafts will speak some Chinese and can simply chat.

The first project in the Chiang Mai Daily Tour; our two + two foreigners (a pair of Australia - a pair of Britain) + 1 American old man (the old man is a traveler) is a wonderful combination, hehe! Figure 1 The Australian male must try the pole bamboo pole, start to row can also, and then even turn the corner can not, funny!

I like it so much! Although the water is quite turbid, sitting on a bamboo raft is still a great experience! The daughter also went to experience it with interest, watching the child's innocent smile face, it was worth more than anything!