Set atop a ridge where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar converge, this resort offers travelers the untamed beauty of the Golden Triangle. Encompassing 160 acres of bamboo forest and gardens, guests are treated to panoramic vistas of mist-covered mountains and the meandering Mekong River. What sets this retreat apart is its connection with the majestic Asian elephants that inhabit the surrounding jungle. Home to an award-winning elephant camp and conservation program, the resort provides unique, ethical opportunities to interact with these gentle giants. Travelers passionate about wildlife conservation and cultural immersion will find this destination particularly appealing.

Accommodations reflect the heritage of Northern Thailand, featuring teak furnishings, indigenous artwork and organic textiles. Each room has a private balcony with daybeds, offering views of the Golden Triangle and occasionally elephants in their natural habitat. Spacious suites provide expansive living areas and larger balconies, ideal for families or those desiring extra space. For an adventurous stay, the Mekong Explorer Tents offer a hillside glamping experience. These tents include outdoor bathtubs, private balconies and interiors inspired by the explorers who once charted the Mekong River. Regardless of accommodation type, guests can expect amenities that blend comfort with regional character.

Located in the Golden Triangle, the resort is about an hour's drive (approximately 40 miles) from Chiang Rai Airport (CEI). Private transfers include options such as a scenic drive or a journey through historic Chiang Saen with a longtail boat cruise down the Mekong River to the resort's jetty, where elephants may greet you. Helicopter transfers can also be arranged, landing directly near the resort. Arrive by land, water or air to find yourself at the convergence of three countries.