The coffee tour takes you into the mountains outside of Chiang Mai at a local coffee growing farm. It was a very interesting experience picking coffee cherries myself then learning through the various drying techniques. I really enjoyed roasting the beans myself and making filtered coffee for myself afterwards! Bonus points for the lovely lunch.
Chiangmai Coffee Farm Tour














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PangHai-So ปางไฮโซ, 5, Amphoe Doi Saket Chang Wat Chiang Mai, Thailand, TH, 50220
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+114 photos- only 4 of us on the tour - so we received personal touch throughout - the long and winding road up to the farm was a thrilling experience by itself - very detailed and informative look at the coffee farming activities - we also took part in some basic coffee making and planting processes - our tour Khim was well-versed with the process, fluent in English ( and of course, Thai) - very organic in the sense that we got to meet the elderly owner, the workers and also the cats and dogs and p...read more
As people who love coffee, this was such an informative and interesting experience! We learned so much and it was nice to see how much Chiangmai had to offer. The owner cooked for us and it was an amazing meal. The tour guide Kim was super knowledgeable and made the whole experience super fun! Would highly recommend if you love coffee or want to learn more.
We were the only two participants on the coffee tour, which made the experience feel even more special. About an hour from Chiang Mai, we visited a small coffee farm in the mountains. We picked coffee cherries, learned about the washing, drying, and roasting processes, and enjoyed a blind tasting of four different coffees. The owner of the farm kindly treated us to khao soi for lunch. It was absolutely delicious. On the way back, we stopped at Zeit Coffee Café and were treated to coffee cockta...read more

We loved our tour to Chiang Mai Coffee Farm. We loved picking the coffee beans and watching/participating in the process of going from bean to cup. Kim and Nathan were great tour guides. They answered all our questions and we enjoyed learning from them. The farm itself is a small family run farm nestled in the hills. The farm owner (Nui) made us a delicious lunch. They also have coffee items for sale so bring some cash! At the end of the tour, we went to the cafe in the city (that the farm sells...read more






















