At 8,415 feet above sea level Doi Inthanon is Thailand's highestmountain. It is a premium site for scenery and offers visitors forests, birdlife and waterfalls. During the winter season the summit of Doi Inthanon isusually cool and dry, but over recent years temperatures have fallen lowerand lower. You can now on very rare occasions experience temperaturesbelow freezing point. The area is renowned for mist when temperatures decline and images ofthe mountain’s hazy beauty have become somewhat iconic. Two largepagodas built for the current King and Queen of Thailand are situated onthe mountain’s summit. Doi Inthanon Forest has been established as a National Park. A trip to themountain is often combined with a trip to Mae Klang, Wachiratan andSiriphum Waterfalls. With over 400 varieties of birds it is also a keydestination for bird watching.