Mae Wa National Park

#Travel to save the world Mae Wa National Park is located in Thoen and Mae Prik districts, Lampang province, including parts of Tak province, covering an area of ​​approximately 582 square kilometers. The terrain is a complex mountain range with various types of forests such as mixed deciduous forest, dry dipterocarp forest, pine forest, and dry evergreen forest. It is the source of many streams that flow into the Ping, Wang, and Yom rivers. Interesting highlights Mae Wa Waterfall: A large waterfall with a total of 9 levels, each level has its own unique beauty. The walking trail from level 1 to level 8 is approximately 2.2 kilometers long. Level 9 or "Tad Luang" is approximately 100 meters high, requiring a cliff climb from level 8 up. Tent site: There is a large tent site next to the stream with wooden rafts for pitching tents. There are toilets and showers, as well as a restaurant and coffee shop in the park. Cave and viewpoint: There are interesting caves such as Nam Pha Pha Ngam Cave, Phra Chedi Cave, and Chang Cave, as well as a viewpoint on Doi Pha Daeng where you can watch the beautiful sunset. More information Getting there: From Phahonyothin Road (Highway No. 1), when passing Mae Prik District, Lampang Province, at about kilometer 500, there will be a fork in the road to the national park office. Pass this for another 6 kilometers and you will reach the National Park Ranger Unit at M.W.1 (Mae Wa Waterfall). The waterfall is about 500 meters away. Tourist season: August to November is the time when nature is at its most beautiful. Wild flowers are in full bloom and the waterfall has a strong current. Facilities: There are park bungalows, restaurants, coffee shops, and restrooms for tourists. I recommend it.