[2025 Doi Lo Attraction] Travel Guide for Mae Wang National Park (Updated Apr)

Pha Cho Viewpoint is located in Mae Wang National Park. When traveling from the main road through the park entrance, you will find a tourist service point where there are restrooms. At this point, there will be officers to provide information before walking to Pha Cho. But at this point, drinks and snacks will be provided by officers from the park. But in this area, you will be able to see the beautiful view of the forest, the mountain view, 360 degrees, and there is a check-in point and beautiful photos as well. #MissingNature #VisitChiangMai

Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province. It is considered one of the most amazing geological phenomena in our country, which is caused by sediments accumulated on the edges of the basin and the foothills of the Thanon Thong Chai Klang mountain range. It is assumed that this area used to be a river flow route (as can be seen from the round pebbles and rocks that look like river rocks scattered along the soil). Later, when the geomorphology changed, this area was pushed up and became a hill and steep area. When the wind, rain, and water eroded and washed away the soil for a long time, this area became an earthen cliff and soil pillars with strange shapes that were called "Pha Cho". This place may look strong and majestic, but it is full of charm and beauty, especially with the beautiful lines and patterns (soil) created by nature, resulting in beautiful and magnificent natural sculptures. In addition to admiring the beauty of Pha Cho, this place also has a nature study trail of Pha Cho, approximately 900 meters long, with information signs with various meanings for you to study, a total of 10 stations. #VisitChiangMai #Thailand #MissNature #Travel #ChiangMai

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho Mae Wang National Park, Santisuk Subdistrict, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Recommend natural attractions that are beautiful and magnificent. When you see them, you will definitely say "wow". See the large stone pillar wall. It takes 400 meters to walk from the parking lot. It is worth coming here. The entrance fee is 20 baht per person, 30 baht for a car. The staff gives good advice. The bathroom is clean.

#National park worth visiting Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai Province. Open 08:00-16:00 Entrance fee is 20 baht per person, parking is 30 baht. This is a park with beautiful viewpoints and a highlight is Pha Cho or the uniquely beautiful and magnificent stone pillar wall. And it is also a park that we like because it is well-managed, the staff give good advice, there is a coffee shop with reasonable prices, and there are clean bathrooms.

#National park worth visiting 📍 Pha Cho is located in Mae Wang National Park. 📍It is a grand canyon with a magnificent height. In the past, it was a waterway. You can see it from the rocks and soil. It takes 1 hour to walk back and forth, including the time waiting in line to take pictures. 📍There is a viewpoint by driving and stopping at point 1. If you walk to see Pha Cho, stop at point 3, which is a bit closer, but the paths are connected. You can park anywhere. 📍In the park, there is also Kiew Suea Ten for you to see its beauty. The officers take very good care of you.

#holidayvacation Pha Chor Canyon in Mae Wang National Park was created after Ping River changed its course many years ago. The passing of time can change the topography of a place and can create strange sights. First the shift created a hill and after time passed the hill eroded and changed into cliffs and soil pillars. If you have visited Phae Mueang Phi in Phrae, Phang Ta in Doi Phu Nang National Park, Phayao, or Lalu in Sra Kaew, you can also see the same kind of rock sculptures at Pha Chor. Today those pillars are 30 meters high around a canopy of forest and covers a large area. #holidayvacation#tripinspired

🌳⛺ “Pha Cho”, Thailand’s Grand Canyon, is beautiful and extraordinary. 🌳⛺ 🌳"Pha Cho" is located in Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lor District, Chiang Mai Province. It is considered one of the amazing geological phenomena in our country, similar to Phae Mueang Phi (Phrae), Khok Suea-Sao Din Na Noi (Nan), and Lalu (Sa Kaeo), etc. "Pha Cho" is formed from sediments accumulated on the edges of basins and foothills of the Thanon Thong Chai Klang mountain range since the late Tertiary period (about 5 million years ago). It is assumed that this area used to be a river flow route (as evidenced by the round pebbles and rocks similar to river rocks scattered throughout the soil). 🌳Pha Cho may look strong and majestic, but it is full of the charm of beauty, especially with the beautiful lines and patterns (soil) created by nature, resulting in beautiful and magnificent natural sculptures. As for the name Pha Cho, from asking the park officials, they said that the name Pha Cho comes from the shape of the cliff that looks like a layered cluster. (It looks like a bunch of flowers.) The locals here call this beautiful cliff "Pha Cho". 👉Another source states that Pha Cho was originally called "Pha Cho". In 2001, Ms. Duangdao Techawatthanaboon, Chief of Mae Wang National Park (in the position of Forestry Expert) came to survey the area and found this cliff. She changed the name from Pha Cho to the Central Thai language "Pha Cho". Currently, Mae Wang National Park has created a Pha Cho nature study trail about 900 meters long with information signs with various meanings for study, totaling 10 stations. 👉Pha Cho nature study trail is a round-trip footpath back the same way. There is a loop trail for a while after Pha Cho, the highlight, and then meets the original trail near Station 7. It takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour or more to walk around. The starting point is a walkway down through an open forest path and then a walkway along an old waterway. During this time, you will pass the interpretive signs. 📍 Listed from one to ten 📍 as follows: 1. Mango with a fly head, a poisonous plant 2. Human-like 3. Chamuang, a food and medicinal plant 4. Cycas, a soil-nourishing plant 5. White cheeks, different-flowered leaves 6. Mango vine 7. Kham Mok Luang 8. Por Tao Hai 9. Roman columns and 10. Pha Cho 🌈🌳⛺ For the highlights of this route, there is the "river rock" between stations 4 and 5. It is a layer of sediment with round river rocks embedded in it. These river rocks are formed from water erosion. They are sediments that flow along the water flow, scraping, rubbing, rolling on the water surface and sides of the watercourse, or they may move and collide with each other, causing the sediment rocks to become smaller and rounder. It is assumed that this is the path (flow) of the Ping River before. This river took more than 5 million years to create until it is in its current state. In many sections, there are rocks arranged beautifully on the sediment layer as if someone had arranged them. But this is the work of nature. 👉🌈🥾At this point, if anyone takes off their shoes and walks (barefoot) on the rocks, our feet will touch various small and large round rocks. It's like a foot massage, a natural spa in an interesting natural atmosphere. From the river rock point, the path will take you along the old canal through various stations before reaching the point of walking up to Pha Cho at "Mon Long Haeng", which the park has made into a staircase to walk up a moderately steep path to the hill above. It is a "test of strength" as the name of the mountain suggests, before reaching the viewpoint where, when looking down, you will see a special geological feature, forming several standing earthen pillars, which the park calls the "Roman Pillar". 📍🌈The Roman Pillar is the interpretive point of Station 9. It is a stone pillar about 30 meters high. On the pillar, there is a pattern formed by the accumulation of layers of sediment in the late Tertiary period (the period when the continental plates moved to their current positions). Later, geological changes occurred. This area was lifted up and eroded by water and wind. The data assumes that the early erosion in this area It may have the appearance of a cliff similar to Pha Cho (which is nearby), until over time, the cliff has been washed away and eroded away until only the earthen pillars with beautiful natural patterns remain. 🥾🚶🏿🚶🏿♀️To visit Pha Cho, tourists must walk along the paths set by the park. Do not deviate from the path. Also, do not touch the earthen cliff (at the point where Pha Cho is) because Pha Cho is a loose sediment that has been eroded by natural factors over time. Touching it will accelerate the damage. And this is the charm of Pha Cho, which is considered a natural phenomenon that is amazing and worth visiting to learn about. 🌈📍In addition to Pha Cho, in Mae Wang National Park There are also other interesting places to visit, such as the viewpoint (located near the Pha Cho walking path) where on a clear day you can see the view of 3 provinces: Chiang Mai, Lamphun and Lampang. Other interesting places include Kiew Suea Ten (a natural sculpture similar to Pha Taem), Doi Pha Tang, Khun Puai Waterfall, Tad Mok Waterfall, Nam Pla Duk Daeng, Mae Wang Waterfall, and Mae Chaem Rafting. ⛺For more information, please contact Mae Wang National Park. 📞Tel. 08-1881-4729, 06-3523-9518 📌🚙 https://maps.app.goo.gl/vR8bHMLsNBgKr7QbA #ChiangMaiTravel #TravelPlan #NaturalAttractions #trip

Pha Cho, located in Mae Wang National Park, is another amazing natural landmark. It was eroded by water and wind until it became a strangely shaped cliff, similar to a small Grand Canyon. The path to get there is quite tiring because it is quite far from the parking lot, especially on the way there, which requires walking up a hill, making you sweat quite a bit. But when you get there, I must say that it is worth it! You will see the magnificent tall stone pillars amidst the peaceful atmosphere of nature. The way back is easier because you walk through a narrow gap, which is definitely not as tiring as the way up. I recommend visiting on a weekday because if you come on a holiday, there will be a lot of people, it will be difficult to take pictures, and the peaceful atmosphere may be lost. ✨#VisitChiangMai

Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park Pha Cho is a natural beauty. It is a high and wide cliff face that looks magnificent. Inside is a nature study trail. You can walk around and visit. It is worth the beauty. It is about an hour's drive from Chiang Mai city. I recommend you to try it. It may be a bit tiring to walk, but I assure you that when you reach your destination, it will be worth the effort. Adult entrance fee 20฿ Car 30฿ Motorcycle 20฿ Open daily from 08.30-16.30 hrs. https://maps.app.goo.gl/xqbUMEmD5uhCjykX9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

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#ChiangmaiTravel It is a strange place that is very impressive. Seeing the natural sculptures of soil and rocks caused by wind and rain for the first time was very exciting. It was like being in a fairy tale. There is a nature study trail for us to walk to see Pha Cho. The path is not far. There are some steep paths. You can walk down the hill from the coffee shop or the tourist service center. Or drive down to park in the parking lot below. At the coffee shop, there is a viewpoint of the beautiful forest. There is a tent site near the reservoir before going up to Pha Cho. Anyone who loves beautiful things from nature must come.

#Chiang Mai Travel Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park, has a very beautiful tent site by the water, very good air, beautiful nature. Inside is Pha Cho, the weather is a bit hot during the day. There are tent sites for rent with many facilities, clean bathrooms. The path to Pha Cho is quite far, there are many levels, but there are places to sit and rest along the way, but when you get there, it is beautiful and worth it. The officers are knowledgeable and give good advice. 📍Doi Lo, Chiang Mai #Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park #Nature attractions #Tent sites

#Get a discount without relying on luck Because that day, I had time left and wanted to find another place to visit, so I randomly selected it from the map. I can tell you, it's so worth it. You have to come here at least once. The entrance fee for adults is 20 baht, and for cars it's 30 baht. There are 3 parking lots. Parking lot 1 has a view of the reservoir. There is a small cafe. When I went, it was closed. Parking lot 2 is a viewpoint. The staff provided very good service. There is a cafe here. You can sit and drink water and enjoy the view from above. The day I went was a bit hot. There is a nature study trail down to connect to the lower part where there is parking lot 3.

One of the best National Park in Thailand. Wonderful scenic views, long winding roads, cold with increasing altitude, Mae Wang National Park is located in Chom Thong District, Doi Lo District and Mae Wang District in Chiang Mai Province. The park covers four national reserved forests in Chiang Mai province: Mae Khan, Mae Wang, Chom Thong and Mae Chaem forests.

Pha Cho, Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai Province, no matter which angle you take a picture from, it's beautiful. A natural phenomenon caused by erosion from rain and wind hundreds of years ago. This area used to be a path of the Ping River until the Ping River changed direction. This area was raised into a high hill, cliffs, and strangely shaped soil pillars similar to those at Pae Muang Phi in Phrae Province. Coordinates https://maps.app.goo.gl/LVAYFTdRqvbg2zUD9?g_st=ic #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiTravel #BackpackTravel

#Must-visit check-in spots in Thailand Known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand, it is located in the suburbs of Chiang Mai, about an hour and 20 minutes' drive away. If you drive here by yourself, you need to park your car at Parking Lot No. 1. Before you walk down the trail toward the Grand Canyon, at the observation deck you'll see long, lush green trees and a pretty open view. Following the signs, it is a simple trail, which is quite easy. After walking up a flight of stairs, you can climb to the top of the canyon. The canyon view is nice and worth checking out. Visited on weekdays, not too crowded; admission is 220 baht, cash only. Overall worth a visit.

Pha Cho, the beauty of Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lo District, Chiang Mai Province. Who would have thought that Chiang Mai would have such a hidden beauty within this park? Coming here, we just saw the sign on the side of the road. The fun that continued from coming down from Doi Inthanon happened here again on a rainy day. After setting the GPS, we started our journey again. We came to Mae Wang National Park because we had heard reviews from other people that this place was very beautiful. On the way into this national park, it was shady as usual, but the first entrance was closed, so we had to drive to another entrance. We paid the entrance fee and drove for another 2 kilometers. There were some small uphill sections. When we arrived at the place, the officer asked to tear the ticket and suggested that we walk for another 400 meters by going down the stairs or park the car in another way, which would be a bit smoother. But since our car was already parked upstairs, we decided to walk down the stairs. While walking, it turned out that the distance was very long. We were quite sweaty. There were signs to Pha Cho all along the way, showing how many meters were left to reach our destination. And there will be officers stationed at about 2 points. Some parts will be steps that you have to climb up, which is quite high and some legs hurt, but it is very fun and very tiring. Taking pictures and laughing at the tiredness and sweat that has to walk inside to experience the wonder of Pha Cho. In just a moment, we will be almost there. When we reach the top, we will see the view of Pha Cho that we have to go down a little bit. Take some pictures and then walk down again. It can be said that it is worth walking up and down the stairs that the park has made. When we get there, we will be amazed by the wonder of nature. We are not tired anymore. From walking and stopping to rest, when the magnificence is anywhere, we feel that the mission is accomplished. Walking in is not in vain. Pha Cho is a natural sculpture formed from the accumulation of sediments in the river basin. It is sediments from the Tertiary period, approximately 5 million years old. It is assumed that this area was the Ping River before. Later, the geology changed. The sedimentary layer was pushed up. Later, natural factors such as wind and rain eroded and washed away the surface of the sedimentary layer, resulting in beautiful patterns consisting of layers of rock, soil, and sand, and according to natural phenomena. The villagers called it Pha Cho and changed its name to Pha Cho. It is currently popular among tourists. If you want to experience this beautiful natural phenomenon, I recommend you to come to Mae Wang National Park. You will be happier when you see beautiful nature. Just don't destroy it. How to get there: If you come from Doi Inthanon, take Highway 108. When you enter Doi Lor District, you will see a sign for Pha Cho. You must keep an eye out for the sign. When you see it, turn into the alley and drive along the road until you reach the park. #Chiang Mai travel #Missing nature #Secret location #Waiting for the day to travel #Thailand #Historic culture

Pha Chor, ChiangMai - Thailand: This is beautiful natural attraction located in Mae Wang National Park which take less than an hour drive from ChiangMai city. We have to walk a little bit and the way back is quite narrow.