Mae Surin Waterfall
A centre for the study of local trees spread out over 247,875 rai of land, Mae Surin Waterall is an important part of Thailand's wildlife and plant species conservation initiatives. In addition to an abundance of attractions, the facilities at Mae Surin Waterfall National Park help educate a new generation in the wonders of the natural world.
How to get there
Follow Highway 108 to Kun Yuam District, a distance of about 60 kilometres. From there, continue down the gravel road for about 30 kilometres to the park entrance.
Where to visit
The most popular attraction in Mae Surin Waterfall is the single-level waterfall which cascades down 100 metres from an overhanging cliff. At 1,752 metres, Doi Pui Peak is ideal for a walk in the fresh mountain air, while some 12 kilometres away, the picturesque grassy basin surrounding Mae Surin has become a popular spot for camping. The gravel road leading to this area is accessible only in the dry season.
Where to stay
For the adventurous, camping is the way to go in Mae Surin Waterfall National Park. Permits and additional information are available from the National Park Office and the Royal Forestry Department, tel. 5790529.
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