Mae Sot, a secondary city, invites you to travel.

This trip, we escaped the chaos of the main city to visit secondary cities. We thought of many places. We liked the North and the Northeast. So we agreed that, hey!! Let's finish the North first. We'll think about the Northeast trip later. And we're going back home to visit our family in Kanchanaburi. Hey!! Kanchanaburi is next to Tak, but it has to be natural. 55 Since we chose Tak, let's go to Mae Sot. It's only a 4-5 hour drive from home. We can do it if we dare. 55 This trip is recommended for those who love waterfalls. I want to say that the waterfalls in Tak Province are the real waterfalls. The waterfalls are beautiful. The water is clear and cool. The surrounding area is clean. But most of the tourists, I can't tell the percentage. They are neighbors. But they are kind and considerate. Don't be afraid. The accommodation we stayed at was clean, shady, and the service was very good. * The recommended places to visit in Mae Sot that I have posted, I want you to go.* - Thara Rak Waterfall is a small waterfall that falls from a cliff. If you look from the main road, you can see the waterfall in the distance. When you enter the alley for about 200 meters, you will see the waterfall very clearly. It is beautiful and very clean. - Blue Cave is located not far from Thararak Waterfall. This cave looks like a marble cave (if you see it with your own eyes, if the information is wrong, I apologize). Tips for taking pictures that are blue and see the rocks, I recommend setting the white balance. - Phacharoen Waterfall This is good. I like it. The waterfall is beautiful. The park is very clean. The staff provides good service. They have divided the gardens for sitting and relaxing. The service area is very good. - Rai Aun Rak is a flower farm and cafe. The fee is 80 baht/person. You can take pictures with beautiful, juicy flowers. There is no time limit. But I recommend going around 4-5 pm. It will not be hot and you will get beautiful pictures from many angles. - Curve number 33 is a bit complicated to get to, but the GPS will take you there. When we went, it was the beginning of winter, so it was a bit dry. But if you go in the rainy season, I guarantee that it will be very beautiful. - Sut Prachim sign on the Mae Rim River. This is right on the border of Burma. There is a market to buy souvenirs. And I'll whisper to you that on the other side of the border, it is next to Burma. There are neighbors selling alcohol and cigarettes at cheaper prices than ours because I noticed that there was no tax sign 55, but each person could only buy 2 boxes, 2 bottles, 2 packs, something like that. You can transfer money and scan QR Codes. - End the trip at night in Tak, Saphan Somphot Krung Rattanakosin 200 Years Bridge, sit and relax, look at the bridge across the Mae Sai River, quiet, cool breeze. I'll tell you a secret, the people here are very kind. Even though they are neighbors, everyone is friendly and smiles a lot. I'm very impressed.