Sep 23, 2016
Green Trails is Northern Thailand’s premier eco-friendly trekking company, offering authentic and ethical adventures to some of the most beautiful and well preserved areas in South- East Asia.

Chiang Mai, Thailand - September 23, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Thailand is home to some of the most luscious, diverse and beautiful wild places in the world. As such, this makes it a popular destination for travellers looking to explore a place with unique cultural and natural wonders. Green Trails is a company based in Chiang Mai where it offers some of the best tours of Thai national parks, and have fully committed to making their trips ethical and sustainable, thanks to a unique way of operating their tours.
The company is fully respectful of the local culture, indigenous people and wildlife. When you go trekking in Chiang Mai with Green Trails, you will always travel in small groups to minimize the impact on the environment, collect and recycle all waste for the duration of the journey. All tours abide by a code of conduct designed to ensure appropriate behaviour and integration with local communities. Green Trails is also certified by Travelife, a leading training and management program designed to maximize sustainability.
The result is unprecedented access to local traditions and culture, culinary experiences and spectacular sites that are off limits to many tourists. Because of their commitment to working with the local communities, Green Trails can offer the best and most innovative cultural, outdoor and trekking tours in North Thailand. You can find more information about Green Trails and contact visit the company in Chiang Mai here.
A spokesperson for Green Trails explained, “We are excited to be able to offer our Chiang Mai trekking tours out to people from across the world. There has never been a better way to experience the extraordinary beauty of Thailand’s highest mountains, richest jungles, river boat rides, elephant tours and more. We can even take travellers trekking to remote hill tribes’ villages, to allow people to experience how real indigenous people live in these still relatively secluded areas. All this is because of Green Trails’ commitment to environmentally friendly practices and small group sizes, which guarantee unique access to Thailand’s rarest sites, with a more personalized experience throughout.”
About Green Trails: Green Trails is a local tour operator in Thailand, specializing in trekking in The National Parks of Northern Thailand. They offer outstanding, immersive experiences and stand for eco-friendly, sustainable trekking experiences. They offer indoor, outdoor and cultural trekking throughout Northern Thailand National parks. Their affordable packages are all customizable for a more personalized experience.
For more information, please visit http://www.green-trails.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Green Trails
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Green Trails
Address: 111/70 K-Park Business Mahidol Road, Nonghoi, Amphoe Mueang, Chiang Mai 50000
Phone: 053 141 356
Release ID: 134124
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