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Embark on the adventure of lifetime in the natural surroundings of northern Thailand, bordering Burma and Laos

Your own haven inside the Golden Triangle, where Thailand meets Laos and Myanmar

Watch our elephant sanctuary’s residents roam the jungle

Our treetop terraces bring you closer to nature

The breezy Burma Bar overlooking the Ruak River

Our décor draws from the lifestyle of 19th-Century explorer

Explore our expansive grounds under the cool canopy of bamboo trees

The light-filled Superior Tent erases the boundary between indoors and the outside

The vintage-inspired décor of the Two-Bedroom Explorer’s Lodge

One of the elephant-motif rooms inside the Two-Bedroom Explorer’s Lodge

Dine by the Two-Bedroom Explorer’s Lodge’s private pool

Soak in a wooden bathtub at our Jungle Spa

The outdoor pool of the Two-Bedroom Explorer’s Lodge

The elephants from our camp explore the expansive grounds

Explore the Camp in a restored Land Rover

Savour delicious sundowners at various private venues around the Camp

From fishing with locals and picnics by the river to hillside bicycle tours, we invite you to unplug and go #OffTheGridwithFS

Open the elephant tusk-styled door that reveals a private wonderland of a breezy living area, rustic wooden furnishing and a refreshing outdoor shower.

Sink into the wooden hot tub on your own outdoor deck. You will soak in unparalleled tableaus of the Ruak River, mountains and jungles that span three nations.

Awaken to birdsong, swim in your private tree-fringed infinity pool, and share the sunset panorama with your loved ones from the lamp-lit veranda.

Explore the Camp in a restored Land Rover

Our team adorns the Camp with freshly picked flora

Delight in the cuisine of the Golden Triangle at Nong Yao Restaurant

Connect with nature in our outdoor bathtub after a relaxing massage at the jungle spa

Float above the treetops on our long suspension bridge

Burma Bar’s comprehensive – and eclectic – liquor selection

Savour a carefully curated collection of wines and cheeses

Relax by the pool, overlooking Ruak River

Signature boat arrival experience

'Bucket' Sundowner

Camp Peak cocktails and dinner

Private sundowner on your deck

Junge cocktails

Roving Sundowner

Explore the vibrant culture of Chiang Rai through its most striking temples and sights. Visit the Chinese Temple (Wat Huay Pla Kung), White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) and Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten) with a private guide.

Fishing techniques along the Ruak River have developed over thousands of years. Try your hand at fish trapping and bamboo fishing alongside local fishermen from the region. Boating along the Ruak River which straddles the border between Thailand and Myanmar offers a unique insight into the local way of life.

Get a glimpse into the fascinating culture of Myanmar on an exclusive half-day visit to the border town of Takilek. A scenic 30-minute drive followed by a short walk and you’re across the bridge that forms the border between the two countries – inside Myanmar. Here, the clock rolls back by 30 minutes and the traffic shifts from one side of the road to another – a surreal experience of crossing borders by foot. Explore the town of Takilek in a private tuk-tuk and let our Camp Guides take you on a personalized tour. Stop at Prajao Lakkang Temple followed by the Shwedagon Pagoda, a smaller replica of the famous Golden Pagoda located in Yangon. Allow our Camp Guides to show you around the bustling local market, or enjoy a typical Burmese snack before heading back across the border.

Explore the cottage industries that allow local communities to thrive independently and watch as artisans sculpt pottery, weave cotton carpets and bags, create paper out of mulberry tree bank and roast locally grown coffee beans. Proceed to Doi Tung Royal Villa, a symbol of the Princess Mother's commitment to Chiang Rai. Walk through the adjacent Mae Fah Luang Garden, a horticultural masterpiece with over 70 species of cool-climate flowers flourishing alongside native plants and trees.

Witness the unique way of life in a traditional Chinese village, whose residents have lived here for generations in the mountains of Northern Thailand. This Mandarin-speaking community has preserved its customs over centuries, and their special high-mountain oolong tea – perfectly suited to this high altitude – is especially famous. Your guide will reveal the fascinating political history that gives this area its other name – Little Switzerland.

Take in the gorgeous natural beauty of Chiang Rai's rural landscape. Ideal for cycling enthusiasts, this off-the-beaten-path excursion follows a paved but hilly trail that's designed exclusively for you. The route, led by a dedicated Camp Guide, takes you through lush green paddy fields, pineapple and rubber plantations, and a splendid teak forest. Take a break with a personalized snack at Bau Luang Lake, before heading back to the Camp.