Stay in a Cat Sanctuary Treehouse in Thailand 🇹🇭🐈

Experience the ultimate feline fantasy in Chiang Mai, where you’ll sleep in a stunning three-story bamboo treehouse — designed by the architect behind the Six Senses resort in Ko Kuud — tucked away inside a lush 2,500sqm sanctuary.

This is world-class value with a heart, as all income from your stay goes directly toward food and care for the 59 rescued stray cats who share your garden and might even pop up to your bedroom for a morning cuddle.

Wake up to mountain views and a delicious organic breakfast, knowing your holiday is providing a safe, loving haven for these furry friends in a truly magical forest setting.

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🏡 What Makes This Treehouse Unique

Unlike typical glamping stays in Thailand, this three-story bamboo treehouse was designed by Ajahn Deecha, known for his bamboo architecture work at Six Senses Koh Kood.

Standout features include:

• Open-air mountain-view bathroom with bathtub

• Wraparound terrace

• High-speed WiFi workspace

• Organic Thai breakfast included

• Reforestation land access

It blends eco design, boutique-level craftsmanship, and sanctuary living.

🐈 About The Cat Sanctuary

The 59 rescued stray cats live in a 2,500 sqm fenced garden and are fully vaccinated. All income from guest stays goes directly toward food, veterinary care, and staff support.

This is not a petting attraction. It is an active rescue sanctuary focused on long-term animal welfare.

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🌏 Who This Stay Is Perfect For

• Cat lovers

• Couples seeking a unique Chiang Mai stay

• Families of four wanting nature immersion

• Digital nomads wanting WiFi in nature

• Sustainable travel enthusiasts

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🌿 About Mae Wang And The Location

Located in Mae Wang district just outside Chiang Mai, this bamboo treehouse sits at the foot of Doi Mae Wang inside a private organic farm and reforestation area. The property spans more than 300 rai of orange trees, longan orchards, and newly planted forest.

Mae Wang is known for:

• Bamboo rafting

• Jungle kayaking

• Waterfalls

• Trekking routes

• Elephant sanctuaries

• Mae Wang National Park

• Easy access to Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s highest mountain

This makes the treehouse ideal for travelers looking for a Chiang Mai nature stay that combines wildlife, sustainability, and access to outdoor adventure.

Additional Information

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