Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 16.30

 

Pha Suea Waterfall Mok Cham Pae, Muang Mae Hong Son, Mae Hong Son. Located in Mok Champae District On Highway 1095, Mae Hong Son - Pai route at the 191 area, follow the path to Pang Tong Palace It is approximately 100 meters from the road. The total distance is 26 kilometers from the city.

 

This waterfall flows from the Mae Sanga waterfall in Myanmar. It is a medium-sized waterfall about 10 meters high and 15 meters wide. During the rainy season, the water will fall over a wide rocky cliff like a matting mat.

 

Pha Suea Waterfall originated from the Mae Sakang creek with a small bundle of trees in Myanmar. Flows down from a large cliff During the rainy season, a lot of water flows down to the full cliffs. Looked like a mat Therefore call this waterfall name Pha Suea Waterfall.

 

The basin at the bottom of the waterfall is home to many antimony fish. In addition, tourists can see the beauty of the waterfall. Will also enjoy the fish feeding activity as well.

 

The waterfall is surrounded by abundant forest conditions. The atmosphere is shady with small and large trees. The suitable time for traveling to Pha Suea Waterfall is around June - about mid January.

 

After that, the water will be less and no water during the dry season. To travel to this waterfall, use the same route as the route to Pang Ung and Ban Rak Thai. Pha Suea Waterfall is on the side of the road before reaching Pang Tong Palace. There is a sign clearly telling the name of the waterfall along the way.