Four Seasons Golden Triangle Camp: Paradise You’ll Never Want to Leave

Set in a botanical garden oasis shaded by paloverde trees, spacious pavilions overlook terraced rice fields and jungle treetops in one of the most beautiful mountain valleys of Thailand. Inside your private canvas-covered guest shelter are pillowtop beds, polished teak flooring, and a large copper bathtub. Outside are expansive decks and outdoor rain showers. Beyond these generous accommodations, elephant trekking, spa treatments, hiking excursions around the Gold Triangle area and gourmet dining make this more than just another Thai luxury resort. This is truly athe experience of your life as almost every moment of your stay here is an unforgettable adventure.

The all-inclusive adventure at this reputable Four Seasons resort covers every detail imaginable. From drinks and dining to river boat excursions to meet the local hill tribes, your stay will be enjoyable beyond your expectation. When your not traversing the beautiful landscape, you’ll be enjoying Ayurvedic therapy, Thai massage, or a soak in an outdoor tub at the resort’s unique spa. Give your taste buds a pampering at the dining area where the chef takes the time to greet you after your meal. Throughout your stay, the sincere and knowledgable resort staff will cater to your needs and make sure your stay is as safe and comfortable as possible.

Each morning, enjoy feeding the baby elephants during breakfast and then, after your elephant treks are finished for the day, you can look forward to bathing the appreciative elephants in a pool of cool water. This unique bonding experiences with nature is just one of the many highlights of a trip that will leave an impression that you’ll not soon forget. Situated within easy reach of elephant camps, tribal villages, orchid farms, and mountain biking trails, the Four Seasons Golden Triangle Tent Resort is truly one of the most ideal getaways in the world for those looking for light adventure in a paradisiacal setting.

Rates at Four Seasons Gold Triangle Camp start at over $1,000 per night.

Four Seasons Gold Triangle Camp
www.fourseasons.com/goldentriangle
P.O. Box 18, Chiang Saen Post Office, Chiang Rai 57150, Thailand
Tel. 66 (0) 53 910-200

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