Take route 107 north from Chiang Mai. The road goes to Mae Rim, Mae Taeng, Chiang Dao and Fang.

At kilometer 36 turn left onto the road to Pai and Mae Hong Son.

Mushroom Rainforest Resort is at kilometer 27. Look out for the "Mushroom" gateway and the lake on the left side of the road.

PLACES OF INTEREST

On the road to Samoeng is the bungy jump, Mae Sa elephant camp, Mae Rim shooting range, Orchid farms, Monkey center, Mae Sa snake farm, Horse riding, Mae Sa waterfall, Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden and the dog school.

At Chiang Dao are Caves, Elephant camp and waterfalls.

Chiang Mai is the old Capital of North Thailand, filled with golden temples and featuring the old walled city with it's surrounding moat.

Mushroom Rainforest Resort is within easy reach of all these places.

HOW TO GET HERE

Bus, train and air connections serve Chiang Mai well. A number of bus stations link the city to Central and Southern Thailand.

BUSES : The Central Chang Pheuak terminal provides local services to other locations within Chiang Mai province.

The Chiang Mai Arcade terminal, north-east of the city, runs a service several times a day to Bangkok (a 10 to 12 hour journey). This terminal also provides services to over 20 other destinations around Thailand.

TRAINS : The state railway operates 14 trains a day to Chiang Mai Station from Bangkok. Most journeys run overnight and take approximately 12 to 15 hours. Most trains offer a first-class service with private cabins, and a second-class service with fold-down sleeping berths. Chiang Mai Railway Station, tel. (053) 242094, 244795, .247462, 245363-4.

PLANES : Chiang Mai International Airport receives up to fifteen flights a day from Bangkok, and also serves as a local hub for services to other Northern cities such as Chiang Rai and Mae Hong Son. International services also connect Chiang Mai with other regional centres, including Xian (China), Khunming (China), Jinghong (China), Luang Phrabang and vientiane (Laos), Taipei (Taiwan), Singapore, Hong Kong, Yangon (Myanmar), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Tokyo (Japan). There is a departure Tax of 100 Baht for domestic flights and 700 baht per person for international flights.

AIRLINES using Chiang Mai international airport. Although I have tried my best to make sure this information is inclusive and up to date I accept that some details may change. This informatiuon should therefore be treated as a guide. If you have an update please e-mail me and let me know.(contact webmaster tim@thegardenchiangmai.com)

AIR ASIA: http://www.airasia.com To/From Bangkok (BKK) and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KUL).

BANGKOK AIRWAYS: http://www.bangkokair.com To/From Bangkok, Samui, Sukhothai and Jinghong (China), Xian (China).

ONE TO GO (Orient-Thai airways) :http://www.orient-thai.com To/From Bangkok.

NOK AIR :http://www.nokair.com To/From Bangkok, Udon Thani, Mae Hong Son.

THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL : http://www.thaiair.com To/From Bangkok, Phuket, Mae Hong Son, Khon Khaen, Mae Sot, Nan, Phitsanulok, Surat thani, Tak, Chiang Rai, Vientiane (Lao), Khunming (China), Chitakong(Bangaladesh ), Tokyo (Japan).

TIGER AIRWAYS : http://www.tigerairways.com To/From Singapore.

SILK AIR: http://www.silkair.com To/From Singapore.

LAO AVIATION : http://www.laoairlines.com To/From Vientiane and Luang Phrabang (Lao)

AIR MANDALAY : http://www.airmandalay.com To/From Mandalay and Yangon(Also known as Rangoon) Myanmar or Burma.

MANDARIN AIRLINES : http://www.mandarinair.com To/From Taipei (Taiwan).

HONG KONG EXPRESS AIRWAYS : http://www.hongkongexpress.com To/From Hong Kong (China).

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