Namtok Mae Surin National Park

The 397-square-kilometer park features mountains, waterfalls, and caves within the Thanon Thongchai range, with Doi Pui peak reaching 1,685 meters in elevation.

Established in 1981 as Thailand's 37th national park, this protected area maintains essential water systems flowing into the Pai River through various forest ecosystems.

The park's location near hill tribe communities allows visitors to learn about traditional forest management practices and local agricultural techniques.

Winter and summer seasons offer the best visiting conditions, as heavy rainfall during wet months can make certain areas, including Mae Surin Waterfall, inaccessible.

Nam Hu Haichai Cave contains a natural water system that creates recurring water jets from its walls every 25 minutes due to underground pressure.

Inception: 1981

GPS coordinates: 19.14056,98.03278

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:06