Wodospady i parki w Chiang Mai

Wilderness Escapes

Chiang Mai’s natural landscape features diverse geological formations, from the mineral-rich Bua Tong 'Sticky' Waterfall to the high-altitude cascades of Wachirathan and Sirithan on Doi Inthanon. The region's horticultural heritage is showcased at the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Park and Suan Buak Haad, while the Sankampaeng Hot Springs offer geothermal pools rich in sulfur. These sites highlight Northern Thailand’s unique combination of tropical flora, limestone water features, and volcanic activity.

Sankampaeng Hot Springs

Sulfur-rich geothermal springs with water temperatures reaching 100°C. The park features mineral swimming pools, private soaking tubs, and a dedicated stream for foot baths. Visitors can boil eggs in the hot spring water and utilize wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Mae Sa Waterfall

Nice afternoon trip from the city. 8 stages of waterfalls, nice shade throughout the day.

Suan Buak Haad Park

This nice park is the lungs of Chiang Mai. Fresh green lawn, shade of the palms and colourful flowers make it a perfect place for a picnic.

Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall

Mineral geyser flowing from white calcium carbonate streambed. Sunshine makes it even more beautiful.

Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Park

Very extensive and picturesque gardens. Explore the flowers you never knew existed.

Wachirathan Waterfall

This lovely waterfall decorates the way up to Doi Inthanon. The play of the sunlight and the spraying water creates wonderful rainbows.

Sirithan Waterfall

Small but lovely waterfall falling from the slopes of Doi Inthanon. There is a nice wooden viewing platform where you can enjoy the…