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Only negative was the final day. We were assured we would reach our hotel in Chiang Mai by 200, so we had planned some things in the afternoon, while there. We also had been communicated that we would be able to say our final good-byes to other guests at lunch. Lunch was moved (and wasn't very good) and we didn't arrive to our hotel in Chiang Mai until almost 600. Due to this we cancelled plans for that afternoon. It was an amazing adventure otherwise, but the final day was poorly communicated and the guide we were provided didn't really know about the plan. The opium museum was great, but everything else could have been skipped that day.

I think it would be nice if maybe instead of another village, there was one more active excursion. Somewhat like the caves and the waterfall. Not sure this is available in the area. But the last village was a little much and the children selling things was a bit aggressive. Not sure if there could be an option for a hike or something else. I know it was remote and that was part of the trip charm. The very last day. I am not sure if it was because Jimmy was trying to get one person to the Chaing Rai airport not too early but for those of us going on to Chaing Mai, it was a very late day not arriving until 530. We went to the Opium Museum which was quite interesting but then to a lunch and then the long drive to Chaing Mai. I almost feel like you should tell people if they are going to Chaing Mai they will skip the Golden Triangle and go straight there, arriving midafternoon. I had been told we would arrive between 2 and 4 and had anticipated time to spend in Chaing Mai. As it was, we got there so late, and we were exhausted so really did not get to enjoy the town.