[2025 Umphang Attraction] Travel Guide for Thi Lo Su Waterfall (Updated May)

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

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!

~~Umphang Kee, Sai Fon Waterfall, Sai Rung Waterfall, Tee Lor Jor, Tee Lor Su~~ Rubber boat trip from Umphang to...Tee Lor Su. Rafting along the current of the Kwai Yai River. Along the way, we will experience beautiful nature, such as "Tee Lor Jor Waterfall" that falls from a high cliff into the river. Not far from there, we will pass "Rainbow Waterfall". If you travel at the right time, you will see a rainbow caused by sunlight hitting the water mist from the waterfall. Next, there is a "Hot Spring", which is a small hot spring that bubbles up from the river. Ruean Yang will stop for us to soak our feet and relax. We will also pass a strange cliff called "Pha Phueng", a cliff where a large number of bees have made nests, and "Pha Lueat", a high cliff that is red like blood. The rubber rafting takes about 3-4 hours, depending on the strength of the current. Every boat will drop off tourists at "Baan Tha Sai" There are two ways to travel from this point: by foot or by car to the camping area at Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, which is about 10 km away. Tee Lor Su Waterfall: "Tee Lor Su" was originally called "Tee Lor Chu" by the Karen people. The word Tee or Ti means water, Lo or Lo means flowing, falling, and Chu has no meaning. Later, it was changed to Su, which means black. This word coincidentally matches the word that the hill tribe people use to mean big. Therefore, the three words "Tee Lor Su" were combined to mean black waterfall or big waterfall. Tee Lor Su is considered a very beautiful and big waterfall. If you visit Tee Lor Su Waterfall in the dry season, even though you won't see the grandeur and splendor of the waterfall like in the rainy season when there is a lot of water, the good thing is that you can play in the water. But another perspective, nature creates beauty in the waterfall, not something that is built. Therefore, the beauty varies depending on the perspective. Even if there is little water, it is beautiful in another way. You will see cliffs, rocks, and green trees in the middle of the forest. But if there is a lot of water, you will only see many streams of waterfalls. Flowing through the gaps in the cliffs, trees and covered with steam, it is a mist in winter. This is the indescribable beauty of nature. #TiloSu #TiloJorNamtok #Umphang #TakTravel #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

🌱Tilo Su Waterfall🌱 It was not easy to meet. 🌷 The winding 1219 curves route from Mae Sot District to Umphang District took about three and a half hours. Stayed overnight the first night. 🌷 The next morning, took a boat to see the Mae Klong River for another half day. It is a very beautiful natural route. Passing Sai Fon Waterfall or Tee Lor Jor Waterfall. At around nine o'clock, we reached Sai Rung Waterfall. It was the time when the light hit the waterfall and created a rainbow. There were two rainbows. It was amazing. Then we came across a hot spring and a small waterfall along the way. The trees were still lush and green amidst the beautiful mountains. It was a spectacular raft ride along the way. 🌷 After finishing the boat route, we had to take a small off-road route for almost 1 hour before reaching the entrance of Tee Lor Su Waterfall National Park. 🌷 Let's eat lunch to recharge our energy and then walk a little bit more. 🌷 Passing through a forest with many tall trees, feeling the nature that surrounded us, the path finally opened up to a large waterfall in front. The strong water sprayed mist and made a loud noise throughout the forest. Cleanse your mind and make it bright again. See you Tee Lor Su!❤️💚❤️ #Tee Lor Su #teelorsu

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📍Address: Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tee Lor Su Waterfall 🕰️bOpening hours: According to park hours 🏖️Environment/Facilities: There is a welfare shop, toilets available 🗓️Travel planning: The trip must be taken by four-wheel drive. The sanctuary provides services. You can contact the service center. 💞Recommended reason: The king of Thai waterfalls must come once. A check-in point that you must not miss #Get a discount without relying on luck #100 ways to travel

In the late rainy season and early winter like this, we should find a lot of places to visit during the rainy season because the atmosphere will be good, the cold will come, and a place to visit during the rainy season like Tee Lor Su Waterfall, Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary is a place to visit that may be tiring to travel, the route is quite scary, but if we travel to Umphang, I must say that I will forget what we have passed along the way because we will be very close to nature. We can go rafting, see the cliffs, and see beautiful waterfalls. It doesn't end here because we can take a car to go to Tee Lor Su Waterfall. This is worth the effort, I want to go see the beauty that may make us cry. #Natural attractions

📍Petor Lo Su Waterfall & Doi Mamuang Sam Muen Peak.⛰️🌿 Pitu Gro Waterfall.. or popularly known as "Petor Lo Su Waterfall" is a waterfall located on Khao Sam Muen in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province. It is known as the largest and highest waterfall in Thailand. With a height of more than 500 meters Because the two streams flow down from "Doi Mamuang Sam Muen" to meet as one on a steep cliff, it looks like a heart..♥️♥️ We drove for 12 hours through 1,219 curves until we arrived in Umphang District, Tak Province and took a four-wheel drive car for another 2 hours to the starting point, Kui Let Village, a distance of about 60 kilometers. Then we have to walk along the mountain range, streams, corn fields and rice fields, which will take about 3-4 hours, depending on each person's strength. The distance is 4.5 kilometers. It is a flat, easy walk...🚶 Along the way, there will be The local shops sell, if I remember correctly, there are 3 shops, prepare cash. Walk along and you will reach the camping site. Set up the tent, rest, and pack up. We have to walk to the waterfall. It takes about 2 hours, a round trip of 3 kilometers. Let's take a picture of the heart-shaped waterfall...📸 That's the end of day 1. Go back to the tent and sleep..🏕️🏕️ Continue to day 2. In the morning, after eating, we prepared to conquer Doi Mamuang Sam Muen. We started walking at 09.00. We left the camp, but the weather was not good. It rained all the way. The path was quite steep and steeper. The rain was still heavy with strong winds, but we never backed down. We walked through the rain and wind to the peak of 12,000 and continued to the peak of 15,000. The sky was overcast and the fog was thick and white. We could barely see the view. We had to wait for the sky to clear up and take some pictures. And then our efforts were successful. We finally reached the peak of "Doi Sam Muen"....yay!!! The whole way was quite tough if you weren't fit. But I exercised the whole time. I'll tell you it wasn't that bad. (I'm just bragging, don't be mad at me)..😁😁 This trip is our first time joining a trip #lookingforthewaytogo.. with the page #walkinginthai The staff team took good care of us, cooked delicious food, had fun talking.. having a party, getting to know strangers, making new friends, it was fun too. Nice to meet everyone... Thank you to everyone who read until the end, thank you for following, and see you on the next trip..🙏🙏 📍If you like to join like us, say hi #walkinginthai I guarantee you won't be disappointed...😁😁 #Petolozoo #Pitugro #Waterfall #Forest #walkinginthai #lookingforthewaytogo #goingeverywherethere's a path #Tak ❌ Do not use the picture before receiving permission. ❌

⛰️ Today, we will take you to visit a waterfall that is renowned as the most beautiful in Thailand and ranks as the 6th largest waterfall in Asia. This place is called 'Teelorsu Waterfall.' ⛰️ Teelorsu Waterfall is located in the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province. The journey is quite challenging. After arriving at the office, you need to take a car to the camping area, which is about 26 kilometers away and requires a 4×4 vehicle. ⛰️ We visited during the rainy season. The road was muddy and slippery, and sometimes there were fallen trees blocking the way. It is not recommended to drive there yourself; you should use local vehicles, which are available for hire. During the rainy season, the waterfall is full of water and looks very beautiful. ⛰️ After taking a 4x4 vehicle to the camping area, you need to walk another 1.5 kilometers. Along the way, there are streams and lush forests with various plant species, each with a nameplate and description. ⛰️ As you get closer to the waterfall, the sound of the water becomes louder until you reach Teelorsu Waterfall. It is enormous and truly beautiful. Even when we visited and the water was murky, we could still appreciate its beauty. If the water is clear, the waterfall appears white against the mist and the green forest, making the journey worthwhile. 📍Location: Teelorsu Waterfall, Umphang District, Tak Province

Destinations in the rainy season that you must not miss: Tee Lor Su Waterfall is located in the area under the care of Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province. It is so beautiful that it is called the most beautiful waterfall in Southeast Asia. Tee Lor Su is a Karen word meaning black waterfall and is the source of the Mae Klong River. Take the route from Mae Sot to Umphang, which is an elevated route with a total distance of 169 km. Conquer 1,219 curves. 🗓️Travel planning: The recommended travel time is about 3 days, divided into 3 parts as follows: Day 1: Travel from Mae Sot District to stay overnight in Umphang District. It takes a long time to travel through 1,219 curves. By the time you get there, you will be exhausted. Take a break. Day 2: It is recommended to go rafting and see nature. There are inexpensive local tours and you will get beautiful experiences, including hot springs and Sai Rung Waterfall before meeting Tee Lor Su, the waterfall that is the destination of this trip. Day 3: Rest and stop by Doi Hua Mot to see the sea of ​​mist for a bit. Stop by a temple with a teak church before heading back. *** Recommended travel time Late rainy season, early winter, around October to November. 🕰️bOpening hours: 📅 Check the date! Tee Lor Su Waterfall announces temporary closure for 2 months 🌸 Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary has announced the closure of Tee Lor Su Waterfall for 2 months, both for tourism and overnight stays, from July 1 to August 31, 2024, to restore nature and prevent accidents that may occur during the rainy season. It will reopen on September 1, 2024. For anyone who is planning to travel during this rainy season, don't forget to check the weather forecast and the opening and closing days of various places. #Hardly impressive #Another experience #Another memory #Adventurers shouldn't miss #Rainy season attractions #Tee Lor Su Waterfall

#100TravelTiles #NaturalTourism #TiloSuWaterfall #Tak #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Conquer the Tilosu Waterfall, Umphang District, Tak Province 🏔️🏞️ It is a very beautiful waterfall. It is considered an unseen Thailand. The most beautiful period here is October - November of every year. The waterfall is just right, not too much and not too little. The weather is Starting to enter winter, quite cool and comfortable. If anyone wants to go once but doesn't know where to start, I recommend contacting Khamsing Homestay Thongkham Phanwong, a local guide. Umphang tour service, great advice and service.

The large stream that nourishes the Umphang forest Located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province It is a large limestone mountain waterfall Surrounded by pristine rainforest It is the largest waterfall in Thailand And the 6th largest in Asia The first part of the journey is a 2-hour raft ride (The highlight is rafting through Sai Rung Waterfall) Continued by a 4x4 for another 1 hour and walked for another half hour You will arrive at Tee Lor Su Waterfall in the late afternoon When it gets dark, walk back the same way Sleep in a tent in the forest at the wildlife sanctuary for 1 night Before returning the next day #Rafting #Tee Lor Su Waterfall #Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary #Tak Province #Hiking Tak Province #Beautiful Waterfall

The atmosphere is very good. I like this place. It was very fun and I want to go again. My family was happy to travel there.

#summerdream Thi Lo Su Waterfall is known as a must-see once in a lifetime. It is a place that everyone must experience. The natural atmosphere is very beautiful and magnificent. It is worth the trip. Because it is difficult to access, nature is still 100% intact. Anyone who loves nature, green forests, and the freshness of a large waterfall must really try it once. Come and experience nature here. It is truly amazing. Location: Thi Lo Su Waterfall, Mae Chan, Umphang District, Tak 63170

#summerdream Experience the greatness of nature at the edge of the border at "Tee Lor Su Waterfall", a tourist attraction in Tak that everyone must know. Just rafting before reaching the waterfall is exciting. When you see the beauty of the waterfall, you feel refreshed in your heart. Whether you walk to see nature or play in the water, be careful because there is a lot of moss and algae. You might slip and fall. But overall, it is very beautiful and awesome. I highly recommend Tee Lor Su Waterfall.

#summerdream Tee Lor Su Waterfall is a waterfall located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province. It is one of the most beautiful and magnificent waterfalls in Thailand. The morning atmosphere, walking to take pictures with the waterfall, reflecting the morning sunlight, is so beautiful. Enjoy the cool air. There may be fog in the morning. If anyone has the opportunity to set up a tent, it will give you a different feeling of being in touch with nature. And during the journey, you can take a rubber boat to see nature. Stop to eat grilled sweet potatoes, meatballs or grilled sausages. Get close to nature. The weather is cool and comfortable. So much fun.

Tee Lor Su Waterfall, Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Tee Lor Su Waterfall is located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province. It is the most beautiful waterfall during the rainy season in our country. Because the waterfall here is a large limestone mountain, located at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, we can hear the sound of the waterfall echoing in the forest from a distance. Anyone who has never been to visit must say that it is a big mistake because of the grandeur of this waterfall. #dreamvoyage

Tee Lor Su Waterfall is located in Umphang District, Tak Province. The journey is quite adventurous because you have to go rafting, ride a four-wheel drive into the forest, and then walk further. But the more difficult it is to get to, the more beautiful the memories will be. It's a pity that I went during the end of the rainy season, the beginning of the winter, so I got a picture of murky water. If you want a picture of a clear waterfall, I recommend going in January, but there won't be a lot of water. Rafting may not be as fun as the end of the rainy season. #Tee Lor Su #Tee Lor Su Waterfall #Umphang #Tak #Walkingwoman

The most beautiful waterfall in Thailand, which is considered unseen, must not be missed once in your life. You must come to experience the beauty of Tee Lor Su Waterfall, experience the pure nature, recharge with natural energy, it is a relaxing and healing experience. Escape from the chaos of the city, let nature heal your heart, and reset your life again. It is considered the best way to recharge your energy.

Tee Lor Su Waterfall is a waterfall located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang District, Tak Province, 3 kilometers from the district office. It is a large limestone mountain waterfall, located at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. It originates 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 layers, with a height of about 250 meters, surrounded by pristine rainforest. It is the 6th largest waterfall in Asia. #Tee Lor Su Waterfall #Umphang

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Important tourist attractions in Tak Province that require both physical and mental preparation to capture special images and memories 🚅 How to get there: Travel from Tak city, approximately 300 km. but takes a long time Almost 7 hours. This route can be reached by car. When we arrive at Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, we will need to take a 2-row car provided by the officers. It takes about 2 hours. The distance is only 23 km. Then walk the nature study trail for another 30 minutes. The walk will be a bit tiring because it is an uphill route. Finally, we will find ^Tilo Su^, the legendary waterfall. 🗺About the place: It is a waterfall in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. You can set up a campsite. There is a shop owned by the officers. There is a place to make a fire. The mobile phone signal works. ✨Interesting things: It is the largest waterfall in Thailand. It is ranked 4th in Asia. It is as beautiful as the pictures I took. 🗣Advice: Before going up, check first because there is a period when the sanctuary announces the closure for safety, especially during the rainy season. #Umphang #Tilo Su Waterfall #trip free accommodation