"Pha Cho" Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai

#ChiangmaiTravel Pha Cho is another sculpture created by nature. It was created from the erosion of wind and rain, which caused this place, which was believed to be land hundreds of years ago and used to be a path of the Ping River. When the Ping River changed direction to flow elsewhere, this area was raised up into a high hill that was covered in layers of Ping River sediment, which was eroded into cliffs and pillars of soil with strange shapes as seen. It has been nicknamed the Grand Canyon of Thailand. However, Pha Cho is a natural phenomenon. The path to see Pha Cho requires a lot of walking through the jungle, full of rocks and pebbles. However, along the way, there is still shade from the green forest and fresh air, which helps make the walk to Pha Cho not too tiring. It is very worthwhile to go see this unseen natural phenomenon. Due to the condition of the path, it is recommended to wear sneakers and bring a drink to sip along the way. Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Santisuk Subdistrict, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province. #DadMomTakeYouOnATravel #DadMomInviteYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #PhaCho #MaeWangNationalPark #ChiangMaiTravel #The value of a journey is not measured by distance, but by happiness.