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The Mekong Explorer Tent at Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp &amp; Resort marks the arrival of the newest natural, luxurious retreat in Thailand.
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Northern Thailand deserves full marks when it comes to breathtaking landscapes. And there’s no better way to enjoy its natural beauty than with a retreat at Anantara Golden Triangle’s The Mekong Explorer Tent.
Arriving by traditional longtail boat, guests are welcomed into a 75-square-meter retreat (which includes a stunning 22-square-meter private balcony) thoughtfully designed with the modern explorer in mind. The interiors blend rich leather, warm wood, and iconic Jim Thompson textiles, while each bedroom features an en-suite bathroom and oversized king bed. Step outside to discover two private terraces, each with a five-meter infinity pool and a deep outdoor bathtub inviting a serene swim or soak amidst nature.
Set just four kilometers from the fabled Golden Triangle, where the borders of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet, this remarkable two-bedroom tented sanctuary is nestled within 160 hectares of bamboo forest. Here, guests are treated to sweeping views of the Mekong River and the lush jungle below. This is also home to 20 rescued elephants under the care of the Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation, offering guests ethical and educational interactions with these gentle giants.
World-class amenities, including luxurious suites, fine dining inspired by the region’s three countries, a rejuvenating spa, and a 30-meter infinity pool overlooking the elephant plains make this an unforgettable retreat. From birdwatching to breakfast in the treetops, this is a fully immersive experience.
The resort’s commitment to sustainability allows guests to enjoy nature and conserve its longevity, with single-use plastics eliminated, solar energy in use, and an organic farm on-site cultivating herbs, mushrooms, honey, and free-range eggs. Locally sourced treats elevate the stay—from Sawanabondin teas and Kad Kakao chocolates to homemade elephant-shaped butter cookies. Guests also receive a bag made from traditional Praewa cloth, a treasured textile from the Lanna hill tribes.
In addition to The Mekong Explorer Tent, guests can choose to stay in Anantara’s iconic Jungle Bubble or Jungle Bubble Lodge—glass-domed sanctuaries that allow for stargazing and elephant watching from a private deck, complete with plunge pool and dedicated butler service.
Every stay is enriched with a curated selection of signature experiences. Each night includes one extraordinary activity—from the Walking with Giants elephant encounter and Spice Spoons cooking class following a market visit, to a 60-minute spa treatment or a private yoga or Pilates session.
The resort will soon introduce the Mekong Explorer Suites, designed to capture the spirit of adventurous river expeditions. With dark wood paneling, elephant-inspired décor, antique-style travel trunks, and a blend of Thai Lanna and colonial accents, the suites will feature jungle-view balconies, cantilevered Thai daybeds, rain showers, and terrazzo soaking tubs.
For more information, visit <a href="https://www.anantara.com/en/golden-triangle-chiang-rai/rooms/mekong-explorer-tent" class="broken_link">anantara.com</a>
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