There is the Doi Inthanon statues and temples - and then there is the highest point park. They are located about 30 mins drive apart. The famous and popular double pagodas are further down the road. 

These photos are from the real summit. The highest spot in Thailand. There is a generous car park and you can then walk the 150 meter track in about 15 minutes. As you can see from the photos, there is a memorial Halfway along which is delightful.

We ate here 30 minutes after stepping off the boat that transported us from a week on Koh Tao. We were driving back to Krabi and just pulled over to a nondescript parking area with a sign. Wow what a nice surprise!

Gee you couldn’t really wish for a more beautiful setting. It’s a romantic and breath-taking view across the water; eclipsed only by the stunning food; as you would expect with a family run business where they have perfected the menu over generations of Thai food lovers.

This gorgeousness comes at a  price. We paid B1500 for 2 people at lunch. But we were super hungry and probably over-indulged ourselves a bit.