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Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour

• Include lunch
• Not wheelchair accessible
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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A journey into Chiang Mai

Coffee farm tour.

Where are we going!?

We are heading to Chiang Mai! And we want to bring you with us!

The month of October to January is a special season for coffee farmers in Thailand. All the hard work they have put into cultivating their land throughout the year is marked for this particular period - because the coffee cherries are now ripe and ready to be harvested!

Journey with us to the remote parts of Chiang Mai, 1400 meters above sea level and we promise you a breathtaking view of mountains filled with red and green. Immerse yourself in the vast forest and witness its power, beauty and serenity while you take a sip on a cup of coffee. 

We will be visiting two coffee farms and enjoy a sumptuous meal prepared by the locals. Have a taste of food made from the freshest ingredients - all grown organically and harvested on the same mountains. 

Come with us!

Our team have went in advance to touch base with the owners and farmers of coffee plantations. This is a special collaboration to highlight the unique culture of the Thai people as well as to educate the participants on the amazing journey of bean to cup.

This is an educational tour, aimed at giving you the best hands-on experience and increase your knowledge in coffee. You will get the chance to pick ripe coffee cherries from the plantations and witness how they are being processed. 

We will also be conducting our enrichment classes within the farms and village. It is going to be cold, so bring along your jackets and windbreakers!

Who are your guides

Ronald Tan, Kings Cart Coffee Founder

Wanlop, nine one coffee founder, chatree, khun chiang kian founder, watt, karabica founder.

What to expect?

2 Day Guided Tour - $860 per person

Here are some highlights!

1. Educational Programs 

▸ Introduction to Coffee 

▸ Coffee Sensory Class

▸ Brewing Class

2. Hands On Coffee Cherry Picking

3. Coffee Cherry Processing Tour

4. Coffee Tasting from different processing methods and varietals

5. Organic farm food prepared by local villagers

The course fee includes:

1. One night accommodation in Chiang Mai City

2. Lunch & Dinner for 2 days

3. Transportation to and fro the coffee farms

4. Local guide 

What is not included:

1. Participants are expected to purchase their own air tickets.

2. Travel insurance

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Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour

• Include lunch
• Not wheelchair accessible
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Coffee Journey: A tour to a remote coffee village in Thailand

February 16, 2011 By James Clark 20 Comments

Coffee Journey – A tour for those who love coffee

I can’t remember the last time I went on a tour that went more than a day, so I find it remarkable that on my stay in Chiang Mai I was talked into going on a three day tour. Well I wasn’t really talked into it. The conversation went something like this:

Friend: “Hey James, you like coffee. You should go on the Coffee Journey”. Me: “Ok”.

The combination of words coffee + journey had me hooked straight away. I signed up without asking what would be involved. If my friend had said, “Hey James, would you like to go away for three days with a bunch of people you don’t know with no internet and no hot water”, I may not have signed up. I’m glad I did.

The Coffee Journey is a tour put on by the owner of Akha Ama Coffee , a cafe I frequent regularly in Chiang Mai. Lee runs the cafe in Chiang Mai and the coffee is grown at his village in far Northern Thailand.

With free wi-fi and possibly the best coffee in Chiang Mai , the Akha Ama cafe is a haven for remote workers, in a city full of remote workers.

Coffee Journey

The tour runs a few times a year, leaving Chiang Mai on a Friday morning and returning on Sunday afternoon. The ride to the village is about 5 hours from Chiang Mai . Once at the village we were invited into Lee’s family home where he talked about village life and its people. This region is home to the Akha people (Akha Ama means Akha Mother).

We ate dinner in his home (thanks Ama), and were billeted out to homes in the village.

Coffee Time

Saturday morning. Breakfast, and finally a coffee!

To the coffee plantation

On the Saturday we walked an hour to the coffee plantation, where we got to see the full cycle of a coffee plant, from seedling to a mature tree. I was expecting a plantation type set up, with rows of coffee trees. Instead the coffee trees are mixed with larger trees and other fruit trees, which gives natural shade to the coffee. In addition to running this business, Lee has also been teaching the local farmers the benefits of using compost as fertilizer, rather than using chemical fertilizer. The coffee is organic, though it is not marketed as organic as it costs thousands of Euros to have official accreditation as an organic product.

After lunch we got the hands on experience of picking the coffee ourselves. This is quite an art form as you have have to pick the right coffee cherries (the dark red one and not the light red or green cherries). Care is also needed to not break the stem from the branch. Talk about pressure. To make it even more stressful, I had a seven year old girl who designated herself as union leader , and was inspecting all of my pickings for green cherries.

In addition to picking the right colour cherry and not breaking any stems, the trees were located on a very steep hillside. There were falls and cherry spillage among us amateur pickers.

Processing the coffee

On the last morning we were shown how the picked cherries are processed. First the fruit is stripped from the bean and then the bad beans are removed.

From there the beans are soaked for 2 to 3 days in water. After that they are hand washed. All of them! The unwashed beans are quite slippery, so after hand washing the beans are removed of this slippery film.

From here the beans are then sun dried for a couple of weeks, depending on the weather. Once dried the beans are bagged and stored for six months. The beans are then machine processed to remove the outer husk, then finally ready for roasting.

Talk about a process. I have a new appreciation for coffee (on top of the appreciation I already have for coffee). I will never look at a coffee the same way again. If you love coffee I would highly recommend this tour. For details on the tour check out the Akha Ama Facebook page. The tours aren’t on a regular schedule so you may need to check back regularly.

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James Clark is the founder of Nomadic Notes. He has been a digital nomad since 2003, and Nomadic Notes features trip reports, train travel articles , and where to stay guides . He writes about transport and urban development at Future Southeast Asia . Subscribe to the weekly travel newsletter .

February 17, 2011 at 2:11 am

We’ve heard of this tour from another traveler who highly recommended it. It looks like a lot of fun and educational at the same time. Will definitely check it out when we’re Thailand.

February 18, 2011 at 5:17 pm

Word of mouth is a powerful force it seems. I highly recommend it!

February 22, 2011 at 8:47 pm

Wow what a process! Going to Thailand soon and definitely need to investigate more. thanks for the scoop!

March 9, 2011 at 7:21 pm

Hi James! I am an avid traveler myself and am in the process of putting together my next trip which will be mainly around Thailand and Cambodia. I just learned about Laos today and have been nonstop researching it for the past 6 hours haha. I randomly came across your travel blog and just had to say that it is absolutely wonderful! Beautiful pictures and great descriptions. The more I read about it the more I feel it absolutely necessary to make a trip to Laos; just seems a bit difficult to get to. So, just wanted to thank you for the great website and all the information from your trips. Happy travels!

March 10, 2011 at 3:18 am

Hi Calle, thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!

If you are making a trip to Thailand and Cambodia, Laos will fit in well with your travels. You can do a loop that will include Laos. For example you could travel up to Northern Thailand and cross into Laos from there. Travel down Laos until you get to Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands). From there you are near the Cambodia border.

I look forward to hearing about your travels.

March 11, 2011 at 4:08 am

Thanks for sharing this overview of the coffee tour, I wished I was there for it in person (I love coffee) but your photos and commentary tell the story well. It’s nice to be reminded of the process, people and labour of love behind creating the things that bring us joy – makes you appreciate it even more.

– Lily

March 11, 2011 at 4:23 am

Thank Lily. Well, you’ll just have to come back to Chiang Mai 😉

March 23, 2011 at 7:39 pm

Fantastic pictures and writeup. Thanks for sharing! Hope to cross paths again soon. Cheers, Ray and Nok

March 24, 2011 at 7:09 am

@Ray – great to meet you both. I’m sure to run into you again in Bangkok.

March 26, 2011 at 5:57 am

So great we shared this journey together. One big family! Looking forward to another trip in 2011. 🙂

March 26, 2011 at 7:23 am

Great to be there with you guys. Thanks for the recommendation 😉

May 14, 2011 at 10:24 pm

To see how coffee cherries start before becoming fresh roasted coffee beans is quite an experience. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the write up and the pics!

June 2, 2011 at 3:34 pm

Wow that’s a really long coffee tour! The one I took in Colombia was just a few hours… but 3 days sounds great 🙂

June 3, 2011 at 3:11 am

It was truly a great weekend. I look forward to seeing the coffee plantations in Colombia one day as well.

August 27, 2012 at 11:17 am

Awesome a must do.

Did you buy coffee beans during the tour?

August 29, 2012 at 10:11 am

THere weren’t selling any coffee there, but the coffee is for sale at the Akha Ama cafe in Chiang Mai.

January 19, 2013 at 5:01 pm

I’m interested how the coffee compares to major brands. Is it arabica style? Do they produce different types of strength? Excellent article btw and you all look like you had a great time

August 9, 2016 at 4:27 am

hello! If I also wanna have a coffee farm tour, how can I connect with them? I’m already in Bangkok now.

August 9, 2016 at 6:44 am

They don’t run the tours very often but contact them on their website or Facebook page.

November 12, 2016 at 1:22 pm

wow what a cool experience! We are going to Chiang Rai on our own. Is there a way to visit this place without going on the tour?

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Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour

Nestled in the tranquil hills of Chiangmai, a traveler named Sarah found herself immersed in the enchanting world of coffee cultivation during a unique farm tour. Surrounded by the fragrant aroma of freshly brewed beans and the picturesque beauty of the plantation, she began to uncover the secrets behind her morning cup of joe.

Curious to know more about the origins of her favorite brew, Sarah followed her guide deeper into the heart of the farm, where a world of discovery awaited her.

• Comprehensive coffee-making journey from bean to cup.
• Hands-on experiences and coffee tasting included.
• Transparent pricing and value with guided visits.
• Engaging with nature and learning traditional farming techniques.

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Customer Experience Insights

Customer feedback provides valuable insights into the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour experience, aiding prospective travelers in making informed decisions. By conducting a thorough feedback analysis , potential visitors can gauge the authenticity of reviews and the credibility of the overall rating.

With a total of 7 reviews encompassing various star ratings, including detailed feedback , travelers can make well-informed choices based on the experiences shared by previous customers. Review credibility is crucial in ensuring that the information presented is reliable and trustworthy, allowing individuals to have a clearer understanding of what to expect during the tour.

Customer Support Details

Assisting travelers with inquiries and clarifications, Viator’s Help Center provides comprehensive support for those considering the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour. Customers can expect timely responses and efficient query resolution through the following:

• 24/7 Support****: Quick assistance available round the clock.
• Live Chat Feature : Instant responses to urgent queries.
• Email Support : Detailed explanations and follow-ups.
• FAQ Section : Comprehensive information for common doubts.
• Dedicated Helpline : Direct contact for immediate assistance.

With Viator’s robust customer support system, travelers can rest assured that their queries will be addressed promptly, ensuring a smooth booking experience and a memorable visit to the Chiangmai Coffee Farm.

Pricing and Value Breakdown

Viator’s Help Center ensures travelers considering the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour receive transparent pricing information and understand the value offered through the tour’s specified inclusions.

The tour, priced competitively at $50.78 , provides a range of offerings that make it a worthwhile experience. Tour inclusions encompass guided visits to coffee plantations, hands-on coffee harvesting experiences, and educational sessions on coffee production. Plus, participants get to taste freshly brewed coffee and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

The value for money is evident in the comprehensive nature of the tour, giving visitors a holistic understanding of the coffee-making process while appreciating the beauty of Chiangmai’s landscapes.

Legal and Copyright Overview

The legal and copyright overview of the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour provides essential information for ensuring user protection and understanding Viator’s operations. Viator ensures copyright protection and user rights are upheld through the following key points:

• Copyright protection for all content related to the tour
• Terms & Conditions available for customer awareness
• Explanation of Viator’s operations for transparency
• Legal information provided for user protection
• Company details offered to establish credibility

Understanding these aspects is crucial for customers to feel secure in their engagement with the tour and to know their rights regarding the content and services provided.

Additional Tour Information

Navigating through the rich tapestry of the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour, visitors can uncover intriguing insights and practical details that enhance their overall experience.

The booking process for this tour is seamless, ensuring that guests can secure their spot effortlessly.

Tour highlights include a guided walk through lush coffee plantations, where visitors can witness the journey from bean to cup, participate in hands-on coffee making sessions, and sample freshly brewed blends.

Plus, guests can enjoy the local culture by interacting with farmers and learning about traditional farming techniques.

This tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and savor the flavors of freshly brewed coffee while gaining a deeper understanding of the art of coffee making.

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Common questions

Can Visitors Bring Their Own Coffee Beans to the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour for Roasting?

When considering coffee brewing, individuals should note that bean selection is crucial. Bringing personal coffee beans for roasting on the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour may enhance the experience, but it’s advisable to check tour regulations beforehand.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participating in the Tour Activities at the Coffee Farm?

There are no age restrictions for participating in the tour activities at the coffee farm. Visitors of all ages can enjoy the experience. During the harvest season , guests can engage in coffee brewing activities and learn about the process.

Is Transportation Provided to and From the Coffee Farm, or Do Visitors Need to Arrange Their Own Transportation?

Transportation is provided by a knowledgeable tour guide to and from the coffee farm. Visitors can relax as they travel, fully immersed in the experience. This service ensures convenience and adds to the overall enjoyment of the tour.

Are There Any Special Accommodations for Visitors With Dietary Restrictions or Preferences During the Tour?

When accommodating visitors with dietary restrictions or preferences during tours, options like vegetarian dishes are offered. Allergies are also taken into consideration to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

What Happens in Case of Bad Weather During the Scheduled Tour Date?

If bad weather strikes during the scheduled tour date, indoor activities may be offered as an alternative. Rescheduling options might also be provided to ensure a pleasant experience for all participants despite unforeseen weather conditions.

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Embark on the Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour for a sensory journey like no other. With exceptional customer support, immersive experiences , and great value for money, this tour promises to delight all your senses.

From the rich aromas of freshly brewed coffee to the captivating stories of local tradition, this adventure offers a unique opportunity to connect with the heart and soul of Chiangmai.

Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience that will leave you craving for more.

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The Coffee Lover's Chiang Mai Travel Guide

Chiang Mai coffee is amongst the best in the world. Thailand does coffee well. If you are planning a visit soon, you're in for a real treat when it comes to java. Chiang Mai, in particular, is Thailand's coffee capital, an amazing historic region in Thailand's Northern provinces. You may be content to just drop by a cafe on your way through Chiang Mai, but why not make it into your own DIY coffee tour?

Read on for your official Chiang Mai coffee guide. Make sure you grab a cup of joe from all of these places in the midst of relaxing .

What Makes Chiang Mai Coffee Distinct

Before you go buzzing around to all of Chiang Mai's cafes, sipping on cups of joe morning and night, it's key to know a few things about this province before doing so. Specifically--what makes Chiang Mai the coffee capital of Thailand?

Chiang Mai is located in the northern part of Thailand. The city itself is a destination for its history, thriving culture, and cuisine. Organic coffee farms sit way above sea level nestled amongst the surrounding mountains.

Coffee plants thrive so well in Thailand because they appreciate the cooler temperatures of the Northern Province. They flourish in the rich, dark soil that is home to so many other native plants.

If you want to truly engage in the Chiang Mai coffee culture, get a sense of how coffee begins on one of these coffee farms (see below). You can also visit smaller villages located in the Chiang Mai province that are becoming known for their Arabica beans and rich, aromatic brews.

The cafes in and out of Chiang Mai will be using these local beans - if you don't have time to trek through the mountains and try your hand at roasting your own beans, don't worry. You'll get an authentic experience no matter what.

If you do drop into some of the cafes, make sure you purchase a bag or two of authentic beans to take back with you for family and loved ones.

Coffee Farms and Villages

This little village is starting to grow a name by virtue of its devotion to coffee. Its residents have been growing coffee for over twenty years. Now, there is a Doi Chaang Coffee Company , a thriving business that is putting this village on the map.

Doi Chaang is located a bit outside of Chiang Mai city and is accessible by rental car. Visitors can take a day trip or stay in one of the guest lodges in the village.

Arrange a tour of the coffee plantation, read about its history at the local coffee museum, and of course--taste authentic espresso yourself at the plantation's on-site cafe.

Suan Lahu offers a similar coffee plantation experience to visitors. This plantation focuses on sustainable growing practices and is passionate about raising the coffee crop in as ecological a way as possible.

Visitors will also receive a tour of the plantation, participate in educational activities, and sample delicious espresso. Guests will also get a chance to learn about local community members and sustainable farming techniques. Suan Lahu is accessible via arranged tour or rental car.

Chiang Mai Cafes

When it comes to cafes that everyone talks about--including the locals--you'll have to pause at Akha Ama.

This delightful little cafe uses locally sourced and sustainable beans. You can get here with a quick tuk tuk ride from any part of the historic city. You'll also be able to purchase bags of roasts from the cafe itself to take back home as gifts.

• Wat Pha Khao

This unassuming coffee stand is a timeless fixture of Chiang Mai. Drop by for an inexpensive but high quality cup of java, crafted from beans grown in Thailand's highlands.

The stand is located close to beautiful temples, so you can sip your espresso and take in historic architecture.

• Ristr8to Lab

If you're looking for a global experience, drop by Ristro8to Lab in order to try some of the best beans in the world. Come prepared to be educated, because the menu is detailed and the staff are well versed in all things coffee.

While this cafe enables you to try the best java sourced from around the world, it also is home to the best selection of Chiang Mai coffee beans. You'll be guaranteed an informative and delicious experience.

• Coffee Lovers

This little cafe is named Coffee Lovers for a reason. Pause by here if you are looking for a quiet afternoon indulgence in some tasty locally sourced beans. It's located on a very calm side street in the heart of the city and offers up baked goods in addition to authentic espresso.

If you want to read a book, process your Thai adventure, or jot some notes on your travel blog, Coffee Lovers is the place to go.

Chiang Mai Coffee

Chiang Mai offers so much to any visitor of Thailand, delighting tourists with extensive history, authentic cuisine , and a chance to relax at a spa or resort. It is also Thailand's coffee capital. Chiang Mai coffee should be an important part of your tour of this beautiful province.

When you're wandering through Chiang Mai, make sure you spend some time visiting a real coffee plantation like Suan Lahu or Doi Chaang to see how plants are grown and treated. When you're passing through the city, make sure you put Akha Ama on your list for cafes to visit, as well as Ristro8to Lab, Coffee Lovers, and Wat Pha Khao Coffee.

At the end of the day, whatever cafe or farm you step into will offer you the most delicious beans you've ever encountered--guaranteed.

Why not turn your coffee tour into an extended stay in Chiang Mai?

This province is also known for its phenomenal resorts and luxury hotels. Howie's Homestay is rated among the top five resorts in Chiang Mai , and offers guests an unforgettable eco experience. The resort is situated amidst rice paddies, fertile valleys, and lush hillsides and relies on sustainable and ecological practices.

Contact us today so that you can book your accommodations soon!

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