Mae Kampong is a small mountain village in Mae On District, Chiang Mai, known for its forested hills, traditional homestays, coffee shops, waterfalls, and peaceful atmosphere. Located about 50 km east of Chiang Mai city, it is a popular day-trip and overnight destination for travelers looking for a cooler, quieter side of Northern Thailand.Good for: nature, local culture, cafés, homestays, hiking, and slow travel.Location: Mae On District, Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Please carefully review the following information before taking your trip:

Infants

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	<li>Infants aged 0-2.99 years old may travel free of charge, provided they sit on the laps of their accompanying adults.</li>
	<li>Strollers may be brought on board, but they must be folded and stored in the designated luggage area.</li>
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Animals

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	<li>Animals of any kind are not allowed on board our vehicles. This includes service animals.</li>
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Arrival Times

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	<li>Arrival times are not guaranteed and may vary due to traffic and weather conditions.</li>
	<li>Please allow ample time for your journey to account for potential delays.</li>
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Amendment of Bookings

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	<li>Amendments to bookings must be made at least 48 hours before the scheduled departure time.</li>
	<li>Amendment fees may apply.</li>
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Additional Information

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	<li>All passengers are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary travel documents, such as passports and visas.</li>
	<li>Smoking is strictly prohibited on board all our vehicles.</li>
	<li>Please be courteous and respectful to other passengers and our staff.</li>
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We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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