Aggressor Thailand Lodge
Experience the serenity, natural beauty and enchanting culture of Thailand’s Chiang Mai province at our newest Signature Lodge. From its inception, the Lodge was designed to be an integral part of the landscape and enhance nature’s geographical features. Up to sixteen guests will immerse themselves into the Thai culture and enjoy five-star Aggressor amenities and service.
At approximately three times the size of Florida, Thailand shares its borders with Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia. Northern Thailand is known for its thickly forested mountains inhabited by several hill tribes, each with its own language and culture. In the provincial capital, Chiang Mai, the old city has noteworthy Buddhist temples dating to the Lanna Kingdom, including 14th-century Wat Chedi Luang. The sacred, gilded Doi Suthep Temple overlooks the city from nearby Mt. Suthep. Best time to go: Nov-Mar.
* Opening Nov 2025.
The Chiang Mai Signature Lodge by Aggressor is located on a spacious 5-acre property. The lodge has a main reception, dining tent, entertainment area with a 54 inch TV, 8 luxury Hill Tribe Chalets, swimming pool and beautiful grounds.
Each Hill Tribe chalet can be either two twin beds or a king with 2 private bathrooms, 2 private closets and a bathtub, including 2 spa beds on the balcony and complimentary amenities. All the chalets are semi outdoor decorated with beautiful Thai handmade furniture and includes a flat screen LCD TV in the living room, fan, and hairdryer. The living room is located next to the bed area with sofa and coffee tables for guests to relax and enjoy.
The lodge has plenty of hot and cold water with very good water pressure. Meals are included with breakfast (cooked to order), buffet or picnic lunches and an elegant dinner with table side service. Beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are complimentary while staying at the lodge. Linens are changed daily(upon request)and fresh towels are placed in each chalets needed.
All meals, snacks and beverages are provided.
Chiang Mai Cultural & Natural Itinerary
Day to Day Sample Itinerary:
All transportation to visits to the cultural sites, villages and elephant sanctuary will be in a comfortable air-conditioned coach/minibus with a driver and will include a private local guide.
DAY 1: Rest and relax and enjoy the beautiful lodge and scenery
DAY 2: Visits to the Long Neck Tribe Village and elephant sanctuary
DAY 3: Pga-Gan Yaw Village (Mae Klang Luang) and Thepanom Hot Spring
DAY 4: Baan Kang Wat artist market, Araksa Tea Garden and Tha Phae Gate
DAY 5: Pha Chor Mae Wang National Park, Thai Cooking Class and Massage at the Lodge
DAY 6: Ang Ka Nature Trail, The Peak of Thailand (Doi Inthanon) and Ob Khan National Park
DAY 7: Hmong Village and Phra That Doi Suthep Temple
DAY 8: Breakfast then transfer to the Chiang Mai International Airport
Notes of interest:
The sacred tree located on the property is about 100 years old and is called Bombax Ceiba and is known as a cotton tree, silk-cotton tree, red silk-cotton red cotton treeor kapok tree. This Asian tropical tree has a straight tall trunk and its leaves are deciduous in winter. Red flowers with petals appear in the spring before the new foliage. It produces a capsule which, when ripe, contains white fibers like cotton. Its trunk bears spikes to deter attacks by animals. Although its stout trunk suggests that it is useful for timber, its wood is too soft to be very useful.
