Mae Ngao National Park

The park spans 257,650 rai across high mountain ranges with numerous rivers flowing westward into the Salween River of Myanmar.

Local hill tribes have used Mae Ngao River as a water transport route to Sob-mei District for generations during rainy seasons.

The park boundaries encompass territories where indigenous communities maintain their traditional ways while participating in environmental preservation efforts.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails, observe wildlife including Asiatic black bears and red jungle fowls, or participate in river rafting activities.

The waterway system forms a tree-like pattern with the 42-kilometer Mae Ngao River serving as the main trunk between Tak and Mae Hong Son provinces.

GPS coordinates: 17.84611,97.97667

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:45