The Most Famous Waterfalls in Chiang Mai
There are more than 10 waterfalls in Chiang Mai. Waterfalls are known to be ones of the most famous tourist attractions, due to its beauty and cool. People from both urban and suburban areas will always find their time to go.
However, for Thai waterfalls, there are 4 different kinds of them. The first kind are sandstone and subsoil waterfalls. These waterfalls are big but contain water only during the rainy season. The second kind are granite mountaintop waterfalls. These are extra beautiful, because the water will pour down from very high areas, but you can still see them in great distance. The third kind are limestone hill waterfalls. These waterfalls consist of various stone levels. You will love them for sure. When the water goes down, it will look just like some kind of thin curtain. So stunning! The last kind is slate waterfall. Why use the word ‘is’? Because, in Thailand, there is only one waterfall in for this kind. Located in Klong Wang Chao National Park of Kamphaengphet province, it’s called ‘Tao Dam Waterfall’.
There are many activities that you can do at waterfalls. However, you have to follow the rules of each one strictly, for your own safety. You may go swimming, paddling or taking pictures. If you’re a brand-new waterfall tourist, be sure to bring a tour guide with you, especially if you’re planning to go into water. Some waterfalls have quite harsh current, which may be dangerous for you. Anyway, many waterfalls in Thailand, including Chiang Mai, already provide security authorities for tourists.
Another important thing to remind yourself when you go to a waterfall, is that you should have conscious. Waterfalls are natural resources. That means, if they are lost or damage, they may be difficult to be recovered or possibly never be recovered at all. Just don’t drop your trash on ground and into water. Be careful when you have a picnic or eat food. Don’t try to tease any animals around area.
We make the lists of the most popular waterfalls in Chiang Mai as below.
Mae Ya Waterfall is a waterfall in Chiang Mai Province. It is located within the area of Doi Inthanon National Park. It is known as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand and also the biggest waterfalls in Doi Inthanon National Park. This is something you don’t want to miss if you’re about to visit Doi Inthanon. Read More…
Buatong Waterfall sometimes referred to as Sticky Waterfall for the unique rocks that cover in a limestone deposit, the rocks under the water are ‘sticky’ rather than slippery, meaning you can climb all over them without slipping. This Sticky waterfall is around 100 meters high with two levels and its slope is about 50 degrees. Read More…
Mae Sa Waterfall is actually a part of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in Chiang Mai. The waterfall consists of 10 levels. Every levels stay quite close to each other, and together, they have only about 1-kilometre length. However, the most beautiful levels are 5-7. You are able to play the water at those spots, but you need to be extra careful. Read More…
Mok Fah Waterfall is originated from the stream that runs from the thick wood and separates into two streams falling from the stone cliff. The area is full of large trees and plants like moss and fern and the moisture from the waterfall steam can also cool the air. Read More…
Huai Kaew Waterfall is the nearst waterfall of Chiang Mai downtown and Chiang Mai Zoo. It’s located within the area of Doi Suthep National Park. The waterfall is small, but it’s not less beautiful than other waterfalls at all. On the contrary, it’s very stunning, peaceful and very natural. Read More…
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