Discover this peaceful waterfall just minutes from Chiang Mai’s famous temple. A perfect addition to your Doi Suthep temple visit with guests.
Location Details
Essential information:
- Near Doi Suthep Temple
- 15-minute drive from temple
- Part of national park
- Natural forest setting
- Year-round accessibility
Best Visiting Times
Optimal schedule:
- Morning: 8:00-10:00 AM
- After temple visit
- Weekday preference
- Dry season (Nov-Apr)
- Less crowded periods
Getting There:
- 🚗 Parking available
- 🚶♂️ Short walking trail
- 🎫 Park entrance fee
- 📍 Clear signage
Trail Description
Path details:
- Easy difficulty level
- 10-minute walk
- Shaded pathway
- Natural steps
- Viewing platforms
Visitor Safety:
- ⚠️ Wear proper shoes
- 💧 Bring drinking water
- 🧴 Use insect repellent
- 🚸 Watch children closely
Photography Spots
Best angles:
- Main cascade view
- Forest backdrop
- Rock formations
- Natural pools
- Morning light spots
Water Flow by Season:
- 🌧️ Wet season: Strong flow
- ☀️ Dry season: Gentle stream
- 🍂 Cool season: Perfect balance
- ♨️ Hot season: Refreshing dips
Nature Experience
Environmental features:
- Native bird species
- Local flora
- Butterfly varieties
- Cool microclimate
- Natural sounds
What to Bring:
- 🎒 Light backpack
- 👟 Grip shoes
- 📸 Camera protection
- 🧴 Sun protection
Combined Visit Tips
Planning advice:
- Temple first, waterfall second
- Allow 2-3 hours total
- Pack change of clothes
- Bring temple and nature attire
- Consider picnic options
Quick Facts:
- 💰 Entry fee: Part of park ticket
- ⏰ Best hours: Morning
- 📏 Height: Approximately 50m
- 🚶♂️ Trail length: 500m
Local Experience
Cultural aspects:
- Local legends
- Sacred beliefs
- Community respect
- Traditional uses
- Conservation efforts
Weather Tips:
- 🌡️ Check forecast
- ☔ Rain preparation
- 🌞 Morning coolness
- 🌫️ Mist conditions
Pro tip: Visit the waterfall after your temple tour for a refreshing nature experience. The morning light creates beautiful photo opportunities through the forest canopy.
