2025 Umphang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Tee Lor Su Waterfall, Tak Province It is a large limestone mountain waterfall located at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. It originated from Huai Klo Tho. The entire stream falls down a steep cliff. The water flows strongly all year round. The width of the waterfall is about 500 meters, flowing down in tiers and is about 250 meters high. It is surrounded by pristine rainforest. It is the 6th largest waterfall in Asia and is considered the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand. The word Tee Lor Su comes from the Karen language, which means black waterfall, according to the characteristics of the waterfall that we see. 🛖 Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary 📍 Mae Chan Subdistrict, Umphang District, Tak Province #NatureAttractions #TeeLorSuWaterfall #HelloUmphang #Umphang #UmphangWildlifeSanctuary #VisitTak #BeautifulWaterfall

Khota Waterfall, Tak Province Khota Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall in the middle of a valley that few people know about. It is hidden in Khota Village. It is a stream that flows from Tee Lor Su Waterfall and has many levels. Each level has its own unique beauty. Each level is quite deep and has many pools to play in. The water is clear and emerald green. It is the lower waterfall of Tee Lor Su Waterfall before flowing into the Mae Klong River. 📍 Ban Khota, Umphang District, Tak Province #WinterTravel #KhotaWaterfall #BeautifulWaterfall #Umphang #Tak

#NatureTourism 🐝 It's time to travel to nature to find the heart. I can tell you that this trip is very entertaining, very messy, very tiring and discouraging. But it's very fun and worthwhile. The destination that I will take everyone to must drive through a total of 1,219 curves. Do you want to know where I will take everyone to experience nature? Les go.... 🦋 Pitukol Waterfall or Heart-shaped Waterfall is the highest waterfall in Thailand. It is more than 500 meters high. The shape of the waterfall is large and there is a stream of water flowing through both sides to meet at the end, making it clearly visible in the shape of a heart. To conquer here, in addition to having to endure the drive, the journey is not easy because at some points you have to wade through water, walk through mud, walk along the cliff, and climb. Therefore, it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes to protect yourself. 🐌 The beauty of this waterfall, I can tell you in one word that it is very beautiful. It is so beautiful that you would not think that in this deep forest there would be a large waterfall. I cannot describe it all in words, but I can tell you that I really did not regret it. Where to conquer the heart of this mountain 🐞 Conquering Pitukol Waterfall is recommended from July to the end of October because there is still water flowing through to see the shape of a heart. However, before going, it is recommended to check the weather again because as we know, the weather in our country changes all the time. Haha 📍 Ban Kui Let To, Village No. 6, Mae Jan Subdistrict, Umphang District, Tak Province 63170 💌 Village Headman Kui Let To, Tel. 093-0452932 🎀 Assistant Village Headman Kui Let To, Tel. 088-4299805 🚗 Let's join the trip. #IndyTrip #thailand #missnature #centralregionteam #waitingfordeparture #travelinThailand #familytrip #goodatmosphere #travelinThailand #travel #travelalongtheway #naturalattractions #beautifulnature #attractions #ThaistravelinThailand #Umphang #Tak #heart-shapedwaterfall #PitukoolWaterfall #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation

Doi Mamuang Sam Muen 🌿🌨️💚 Go to find mangoes at "Doi Mamuang Sam Muen" 🌿 This is a continuation after we walked to conquer and see the beauty of Pitukro Waterfall on the same day... After that, we walked back down to another route to Yod Muen Song to see the heart-shaped waterfall from a high viewpoint at "Yod Muen Song". 🌿Pitu Gro-Yod Muen Song🌿 This route is not for fun. It's very steep. At some points, you have to climb a rope up, which is really scary because it's close to a cliff. I'm quite afraid of heights. The walk gets steeper and steeper. Many people said to themselves, "What am I doing here?...555" 😅🤣 🌿Yod Muen Song....a beautiful view of the heart-shaped waterfall from another perspective, along with the intricate green mountains. Everyone sat down to eat lunch here...and that lunch, the porters forgot their spoons, so they ate their rice with their hands. 555 🌿Yod Muen Song-Yod Muen Ha🌿 I really wanted to go to "Mamuang Sam Muen"...but it seems like many people didn't go on. At that time, I was feeling discouraged like, do I have to go alone? If I go alone, I will try as much as I can because from the reviews I read, it is very steep.... In the end, we got 3 village representatives to walk with us. Okay, number one, let's go... I just told myself to go 25,000. That should be enough... 555 (Where is 25,000 on the mountain ridge? Haha) Wow, before reaching the peak of 15,000, which is where the telephone signal pole is located, the peak is super steep. I had to climb on all fours, grabbing rocks one after another. It was steep, hot, and scary, but I told myself to calm down and go slowly. We will get there.... And thank you to the many friends I don't know who gave me encouragement and helped me hold hands during the steep parts. 🌿15,000-30,000 Mango🌿 On the way up to the 15,000 peak, I kept telling myself that it was enough, just 15,000. 555 It was so steep, oh my god!!! But when I reached 15,000, I felt no more tired because I could see the ridge that would take us to the 30,000 Mango peak. It was so beautiful. I was mesmerized by the intricate green ridges... Okay, I'm no longer tired, let's continue. I've made it to the 15,000 peak. The next challenge is 25,000... But where is 25,000? 🧐😅 🌿"Close to the eyes but far from the feet" 🌿 Looking at the ridge from a distance, it seems close and not steep.. When walking along the path on the ridge, oh my... what I mean is, wow, it's steep again, continuously steep. It's very difficult to find a place to stay. I have to try to walk continuously because the path is narrow and there are people walking down from the 30,000 peak all the time... Thank you again to everyone who gave me encouragement. Even though we don't know each other, you said, "It's close!" and some people helped pull me up during some parts where I had to climb up... Oh my... 30,000, 30,000. Should I go or not? 555 I really just kept walking without a destination. I thought that I would go as far as I could... If it's too steep for my body and mind to handle, I'll stop for now... I walked, took pictures, and relieved my fatigue until I forgot my destination... Then there was a heavenly voice of a trail runner floating by. " Another 200 meters ahead, we will reach the top of the 30,000 mango tree." "Huh... almost there..." I was shocked because I walked so close in a daze, even though I didn't intend to get there at all. I was quite tired. I sat down to rest along the way and watched the mist float by for a while. When the sky cleared, we continued for the remaining 200 meters... Until we reached the top of the 30,000 mango tree..... 200 meters that were very cruel.. because the steepness did not show mercy to my knees. 5555 It was steep as high as it would go and I stopped at the top of the 30,000 mango tree!!! 🌿 Finally, we reached the top of the 30,000 mango tree with 3 other village representatives. I was not tired because the top was very beautiful. I saw many people say that there was nothing there, just 3 piles of rocks and flags, but I think the top was beautiful because if we walked a little further, about 100 meters, we would be on a wide green ridge with grasslands and a view of the Burmese mountain range, which was equally beautiful. And luckily, at that time, the sky was clear and the mist was flowing by... It was worth the exhaustion.... and the view of beauty may not be the same for everyone, but for me, it was very good. Feels good...✨✨✨🌿 This is another beautiful mountain ridge trail. If we ignore the steepness and walk along, it won't be lonely because there are many people walking up and down. Walk along and enjoy the view on the green mountain ridge and the sea of ​​mist blowing in the wind. You will eventually reach it... "Three-hundred-thousand-mango peaks" #Rainy-season attractions #Three-hundred-thousand-mango peaks #Petor-losu #Pitu-gro waterfall

Find the heart of Umphang "Peto Lor Su - Pitukro Waterfall 💘🌿 Pitukro Waterfall is a waterfall located on the mountain range of Sam Muen In Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province It is a waterfall that is known as the largest and highest in Thailand Pitukro Waterfall is the heart of Umphang. The best time to travel is during the rainy season. We will experience the rain, green nature, the lushness of the forest, walk through various streams and of course we will experience... muddy, muddy and... muddy!!! This trip we went for 3 days and 2 nights, starting from "Kham Sing Homestay" where we stayed and changed clothes and prepared food there. We started our journey to Ban Kui Le To community. It took about 2 hours by car to reach the starting point. Then it started raining heavily... but luckily, when we started walking, the rain stopped. But we are very prepared with raincoats 555 The difficulty of the hiking trail here is walking through the dirt, mud, and mud because in addition to being slippery, dirty, and messy, we can easily lose our shoes in the mud 555. And for this trip, we did our homework quite well by buying "Doi Studs" specifically for this trip and it was better than expected. It helped prevent slipping very well. It was better than the hiking shoes we had... confident with every step that "I won't slip on the mud, hahaha" The first day of the trail, we had to walk to the camp, a distance of about 4-5 kilometers. In addition to walking through mud and streams the whole way, we also walked through green rice fields in the village in the middle of the forest. It was very beautiful, especially walking during the rainy season when the mist was very pleasant. For lunch, we stopped to eat by the beautiful stream. After that, we started walking into the rainforest to the camp where we were staying. We arrived at the camp with Uncle Kamsing's team taking care of the food. There are bathrooms here that are clean (if we help keep it clean). The place to shower and cleanse our bodies every day is to take a bath and play in the very clear and cool waterfall. But it's super easy when we're tired from hiking and on the first day we haven't walked up to Pitugro Waterfall. We'll travel to Pitugro Waterfall on the second morning. On the second morning, after having breakfast, we prepared to travel to Pitugro Waterfall. The route is quite easy to walk, up and down, steep, alternating with flat, passing small waterfalls, beautiful streams, with photo stops to relieve fatigue along the way. There's a beautiful bamboo bridge to take cool photos while crossing the stream. Before reaching Pitugro Waterfall, the way up is super steep, climbing and sprinting. But the first image when looking up after crossing the steep path is like "so beautiful!" and it's a heart shape like the reviews say. It's huge, beautiful, and magnificent. We spent a lot of time taking photos while there weren't many people yet...🌨️🌿 After we warmed up our bodies by walking to "Pitugro Waterfall", it was time to use our bodies and release our energy by walking to "Yot Muen Song"... and our goal in mind was "Yot Mamuang Sam Muen "...The steep, steep and extremely steep journey is coming....to be honest, it's really serious, lol... Please follow my next journey to "Yod Mamuang Sam Muen" The journey is very tiring and the motto throughout the journey is...🌿🌨️ "Where there is effort, there is effort" 555 #Rainy season travel destination #Peto Lor Su #Pitu Kro Waterfall #Umphang #Tak

Tee Lor Su Waterfall is located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province. It is said to be the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand. Tee Lor Su is a Karen word meaning black waterfall. The waterfall is a large limestone mountain waterfall, located at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. The width of the waterfall is about 500 meters, flowing down in tiers, with a height of about 300 meters, surrounded by a pristine rainforest. Traveling to Tee Lor Su Waterfall After arriving at the tent site, there will be a 1.5 km. trail to the waterfall. It is a nature study trail through bamboo forests and mixed deciduous forests. Along the way, there are signs explaining the nature and plants at various points for tourists to study. When you reach the waterfall, you will see water mist spreading all over the rocks below. You can see the stream falling from the limestone cliff which is about 300 meters high and more than 500 meters wide in the midst of the dense forest. The waterfall can be divided into three groups: the group on the left (when facing the waterfall) is the largest, highest, and most beautiful side. There are many waterfalls flowing down in tiers. The middle group, the water flows down from a steep cliff similar to the left group but not in tiers and is narrower. The right group has more waterfalls and lower cliffs than the first two groups. When looking at all three groups together, you will see the great and beautiful Tee Lor Su Waterfall. Below, there is a walkway to a viewpoint on the mountaintop on the opposite side. It is a point where you can see Tee Lor Su Waterfall more beautifully and clearly. It takes about 1 hour to walk back and forth. #NatureTourism #TeeLorSuWaterfall

📍Petor Lozu, Doi Mamuang Sam Muen | Umphang District, Tak Province Come out to find your heart… Even though I found a little heart, I found it. 💚⛰️ . . . Every word, every moment, I want to say that it was so much fun. There was only laughter all the way. Travel log: October 21-23, 2022 #Tak #Hiking #HikingTrip

Tee Lor Su Waterfall, number 1 in Thailand, very beautiful. Travel from Bangkok to Umphang, overnight, rafting, riding in a pickup truck, walking in At least once..must try 😍#missnature #thailand

When the rainy season comes, when it comes to finding a place to travel, I will not miss a place that makes my heart moist with rain and mist. It is definitely a waterfall. Let's travel together with 2 feet to conquer the heart of the mountain with 1,219 curves from Mae Sot District to Umphang District, Tak Province. "Peto Lor Su" or Pitukro Waterfall is a large waterfall about 500 meters high, flowing from the top of Khao Mamuang Sam Muen. In the rainy season, if you look from a distance, you will see white water flowing across the green mountains. And because of the characteristics of the waterfall, it is a stream of water flowing through large rocks. The waterfalls flow together from the left and right until you see a white curtain of water that looks like a heart. This place is therefore called “Heart-shaped waterfall” and the highest waterfall in Thailand 🚌 Take a ride that is said to be very far 🤮 Get drunk on 1,219 curves, heading to Umphang 🍂 Walk in mud, wade through water to find your heart 💦 See a high-angle view of the waterfall from the top of the mountain 🏕 Go camping and let the sound of the waterfall lull you to sleep *If you are interested, you can ask for a trip Reviews are in the highlight story on IG 📍IG: supari_dew 📍Page: Journey with girls, travel with ghosts 📍Line: @supari_dew #journeywithgirlstravelwithghosts #suparideetravelsaroundThailandgoingtotheworld #pretolosu #pitukro #pitukro #heart-shapedwaterfall #doimamuangsammun #topofdomimamuangsammun #ummphang #tak #hikinginthailand #hikinginrainyseason #travelinthailandiscool #travelinthailandyouwon'tknow #thailand #thailandtravel #turmericvan #turmeric #nature #naturephotography #nature #naturetherapy

✨Another very impressive trip to Umphang District @Tak and then traveled to Tee Lor Su Waterfall, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, beautiful and magnificent. The journey was a bit difficult, but it gave a different feeling. It was fun. I recommend that you should come. 😁 #Waiting for the day to travel

Baan Kru San is a tourist attraction and a must-see check-in point in Umphang District, Tak Province. Here you can drink, walk, chill, taste, and shop. The shop is located in the city of Umphang District, in front of Umphang Police Station, next to the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives. The atmosphere around the shop The shop is made of wood mixed with cement from the same era. The shop is decorated in a vintage style. There are drinks ☕️🍹food 🍛🍲 and many souvenirs. As for the photo corners 📸, I must say that there are plenty. #Mr.Tourist #LifeAddictedToCafes #PointingOutDeliciousRestaurant #WinterMountainTravel

Doi Hua Mot, Umphang District, Tak Province is considered a point where you can watch the sunrise 🌅 and the morning mist ❄️☁️ at the same time. Doi Hua Mot is located in the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. It is a bald mountain peak covered with grassland ⛰️, which is the origin of the name of the mountain. The highlight here is that we can see the view of the intricate mountains, see the sunrise 🌅 and the sea of ​​fog very clearly because the mountains ⛰️ have only grasslands, no trees 🌲🌲 to block the view. The most beautiful time to go see the sea of ​​fog is in late rainy season - early winter. #Mr.Tourist #Invite friends to travel #JaiSaiPaiMountain#SunriseViewpoint#SeaofFog

Tee Lor Su Waterfall Located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province, it is a large limestone mountain located at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. It originated from the Khlong Klo Tho Stream. The entire stream falls down a steep cliff. The water flows strongly all year round. It is surrounded by lush rainforests. Tee Lor Su Waterfall is the 6th largest waterfall in Asia. Tee Lor Su is said to be a very beautiful waterfall. It is especially beautiful during the rainy season because the large amount of rainfall increases the water in the stream, making the waterfall wider than other periods. #Camping #Flower viewing spots in Thailand #Traveling in Thailand like going abroad #A foreign country #Waiting for the day to travel #Missing nature #Northern Isan team #Secret location #Missing the forest and mountains #Water activities #Good atmosphere accommodation #Camping lovers #Nature therapy

Doi Sam Muen or Doi Mamuang Sam Muen is a natural tourist attraction and a nature study trail that tourists and hikers often come to visit and see the beautiful view of the mountains from a high angle. To get here, you have to walk up to the top of the mountain at an altitude of about 1,700-1,800 meters above sea level, which takes about 4-5 hours. The route is quite brutal because it is a steep path that gradually climbs up the mountain. The highlight here is the 360-degree view, and you can also see the waterway of Pitukro Waterfall from afar. Coordinates: Mae Chan Subdistrict, Umphang District, Tak Province #Tak #Hiking #Mountains #HelloStranger #NortheastTeam

“Pitugro Waterfall” or Peto Lor Su Waterfall is a waterfall located on the Sam Muen mountain range in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province. It is known as the largest and highest waterfall in Thailand, with a height of over 500 meters. This is because the two streams flow down from Doi Mamuang Sam Muen and converge into one on a steep cliff, making it look like a heart. The hiking trail winds along the mountain range and streams, which takes about 2-4 hours, depending on the walking speed of each person, before reaching the campsite. From there, we have to walk to the waterfall, which takes about 2 hours. Coordinates: Mae Chan Subdistrict, Umphang District, Tak Province #Tak #Hiking #Waterfall #HelloStranger #NortheastTeam

It is said to be the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand. Tee Lor Su Waterfall has been designated as one of the Nine Suns under the 12 Months, 7 Stars, 9 Suns Miracle of Thailand Project. The highlight is the rainbow at Tee Lor Su Waterfall. The entire stream falls down a steep cliff. The water flows strongly all year round. The width of the waterfall is about 500 meters, flowing down in layers. Surrounded by a lush rainforest. #MissingNature

The most beautiful waterfall in Thailand and ranked in the top 6 in Asia Tilo Su Waterfall, Tak Province has been said to be the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand. It has been designated as one of the Nine Suns according to the Amazing Thailand 12 Months, 7 Stars, 9 Suns project. The highlight is the rainbow wonder at the Tee Lo Su Waterfall. The entire stream falls down a steep cliff. The water flows strongly all year round. The width of the waterfall is about 500 meters, flowing down in layers, surrounded by pristine rainforest. Tilo Su Waterfall is a waterfall that tourists are very interested in visiting Tak Province because of the beautiful waterfall with layers and pristine rainforest. Location: Located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province, 3 kilometers from the district office. #MissingNature #Mr.Tourist #MissingNature

Trekking in the rainy season, soaking up the heat with 10 other friends!! 📍This trip, my friends and I went on a very popular trek in Umphang, Tak Province. That is the Pitu Kro Waterfall trekking trail or Heart-shaped waterfall⛰️ It took us 3 days and 2 nights. We had activities like eating together, playing in the waterfall, and bathing in the waterfall (near the camp). There is also a shopping area called 7-Eleven. You definitely won't starve 🤣 Another challenge is to go up to the top of Doi Mamuang Sam Muen, which is the highest point of this trekking trail. For those who are ready in mind and body, let's go! 🙌🏻 #RainySeasonTourism #NatureTherapy #PituKro #Umphang #Tak #Heart-shapedWaterfall

#RainySeasonTourism Popular tourist attractions in Umphang 1. Thi Lo Su Waterfall The largest and most beautiful waterfall in Thailand and one of the largest waterfalls in Southeast Asia. It is best to visit from November to May when the road is accessible by 4WD. During the rainy season (June to October), you will have to go rafting and trekking as vehicle access is limited. There are day trips and overnight trips (visitors must register before 14:00 for day trips and before 16:30 for overnight trips). Located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary #thilosu

#RainySeasonTourism How to get to Umphang From Bangkok: Drive to Mae Sot (approx. 7-8 hours) then continue to Umphang (164km via winding mountain roads). From Mae Sot: Take a local songthaew (local truck) or hire a private car. The drive takes 4-6 hours along the scenic and curvy 1090 route (1,219 turns!). A 4WD vehicle is highly recommended, especially during the rainy season. Best time to visit Winter (Nov-Feb): Best weather for trekking, rafting and sightseeing. Rainy Season (June-October): Lush landscapes and stunning waterfalls, but rough roads and limited access to some places. Avoid the summer months (March-May) if you are sensitive to heat or forest fire haze. #umphang #umphang

#Rainy season destination Pa La Ta Viewpoint (Lu Ko Pa Tho) A hidden gem for sea of ​​mist lovers Best viewed early in the morning (around 8–9am) Located about 32km from Umphang town, accessible via off-road vehicle or guided tour Offers a beautiful sunrise and stunning views of mountains and mist 3. White water rafting on the Mae Klong River Highlight of the trip—rafting through ancient forests and limestone cliffs Popular stops include Takopi Rapids, Pha Lueat and Pha Bung Offers the chance to spot wildlife and bathe in hot springs #viewpoint

#cityplaybook Local Culture & Experiences Umphang Walking Street A small but charming night market open on Fridays and Saturdays (4–10 PM). Features Karen handicrafts, local food, handmade souvenirs, and performances. Located near Wat Phanit Niramol, central Umphang. Visit Karen Villages Many tour operators offer trips to nearby Karen hill tribe villages. Great for cultural immersion, homestays, and#umphang learning about traditional lifestyles and crafts.

Ban Kru Sun Cafe, located in the heart of Umphang town, is a must-visit spot. It features a souvenir shop and a restaurant that serves as a popular check-in point for visitors to Umphang. Additionally, the cafe offers ceremonial-grade matcha with a smooth and delightful taste. Location: Ban Kru Sun, Umphang District, Tak Province ⏰ Opening Hours: - Souvenir Shop: 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM - Coffee Shop: 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM - Boat Noodle Shop: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Dinner Restaurant: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM

It's raining really hard, I think I came to the wrong place 5555 It's really fun 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: 💰 Average price per person

Review of Thi Lor Su Waterfall, Tak Province Thi Lor Su Waterfall is located in the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province. It is one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand, with a height of approximately 250 meters and a width of over 450 meters. Its grandeur and the lush natural surroundings have earned it the title "King of Thai Waterfalls." The journey to Thi Lor Su Waterfall is filled with challenges and excitement. Visitors can travel by rafting along the Mae Klong River, enjoying the lush greenery on both sides of the river before trekking to the waterfall. Alternatively, they can opt for a four-wheel-drive vehicle service from Umphang District to the camping area, followed by a 1.5-kilometer trek to the waterfall. Popular activities for visitors include camping near the waterfall, rafting, and nature trekking. The charm of this area lies in the opportunity to connect with pristine nature and witness the beauty of cascading water flowing over limestone cliffs amidst verdant forests. The best time to visit Thi Lor Su Waterfall is between November and January, during the cool season when the weather is pleasant and access to the area is most convenient. Thi Lor Su Waterfall is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and those seeking tranquility in the heart of nature. Highly recommended!

#OneDayTripPlan Missing him again 💚⛰ ‘Petor Lo Su #Tak‘ is another place we want to go back to again. To stand and admire the beauty of nature at the top of Doi Mamuang Sam Muen, to hug the heart-shaped waterfall, it must be so awesome! Petor Lo Su, the gateway to the heart-shaped waterfall, Tak Province A complete hiking trail that is worth the trip . Travel from the registration point to the tent site, 5 kilometers From the tent site, conquer the heart-shaped waterfall, 3 kilometers From the tent site, conquer the peak of Doi Mamuang Sam Muen, 7 kilometers . Complete with every taste, hiking, watching waterfalls, conquering the mountain peak, watching the sea of ​​fog, worth the trip to conquer Prepare your body and let's go!! #Heart-shapedWaterfall #Petor Lo Su #Pitu Kro Waterfall #Tak #Tak Province #Waterfall #Hiking #Get a discount without relying on luck #trip gives away free accommodation

The Heart of the Forest: 'Pha Charoen Waterfall' is located on Doi Ma Muang Sam Muen in the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province. This large waterfall flows from the peak of Doi Ma Muang Sam Muen and is approximately 500 meters high. When viewed from a high angle on the peak of Doi Ma Muang Sam Muen, you can see the waterfall cascading down the cliff in a long white stream, merging through the green mountains, resembling a heart shape. Standing in front of this waterfall, you can feel its grandeur, magnificence, and complete beauty. Due to the height of this waterfall, getting there is not easy. It requires a trek through the forest, taking about 4-5 hours. Besides the beautiful waterfall, conquering the peak of Doi Ma Muang Sam Muen is another highlight of visiting this place.

Quiet and peaceful at Letongku Village Letongku Village or Letongku Rishi Village because this is a tribe that worships Rishis as spiritual leaders who have believed in it for hundreds of years. There are rules and prohibitions that visitors must understand. In the village, there is also a very beautiful waterfall, Letongku Waterfall, a large limestone waterfall that is beautiful in the rainy season. There is a tiered path for walking and sightseeing beautifully. Ten kilometers from Letongku Village is the headquarters of the Border Patrol Police "Suriya Unit". and a beautiful river called Suriya River #Umphang #TakTravel #SuriyaKaeng #Letongku #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck