Mae Wang National Park

Mae Wang National Park encompasses 700 square kilometers of mixed deciduous forests, dry dipterocarp forests, and hill evergreen forests in northern Thailand.

The national park was established on November 20, 2009, to safeguard the ecological systems of the Tanonthongchai mountain range and its water sources.

Local hill tribe communities near the park maintain traditional agricultural practices and craft-making techniques that reflect northern Thai heritage.

The park features multiple trekking paths leading to waterfalls, with the most comfortable hiking conditions occurring between December and February.

The Pha Choi formation displays geological layers created by sediment deposits from the Ping River over thousands of years.

Location: Thailand

Inception: November 20, 2009

GPS coordinates: 18.52694,98.71889

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:43