Mae Usu Cave, Mae Mai National Park

#Travel to save the world Tham Mae Usu is located in Mae Mai National Park, Mae Usu Subdistrict, Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province. It is one of the natural tourist attractions that is outstandingly beautiful and has great geological value. The highlight of this cave is that it is a large limestone cave with a stream flowing through the cave all the way, creating a beautiful and impressive atmosphere for visitors. Inside the cave is divided into several large chambers, each with beautiful and unusual stalactites and stalagmites. What is special is that during the day, natural light shines through the cave's upper chamber, hitting the sandstone and stream inside the cave, creating a beautiful sparkling effect, like a fairytale wonderland. To walk inside the cave, tourists will have to wade through water that is about knee-deep on average and climb over rocks in some parts. Therefore, it is recommended to prepare appropriate clothing and shoes for such activities, as well as bring a flashlight, because there is no light inside the cave. In addition, for safety and to understand the cave's topography correctly, it is recommended to use a local guide to take you around. The best time to visit is between December and April, which is the winter and dry seasons. The water level inside the cave will decrease, making it suitable for visiting. During the rainy season, the cave will be closed because the high water level can be dangerous for tourists. The entrance fee to the national park is 40 baht for Thai tourists. This card can be used to visit other attractions in the park. How to get there: From Tha Song Yang District, take Highway No. 105 (Mae Sot-Mae Sariang). When you reach kilometer 94, turn left and drive for about 2 kilometers to reach the starting point of the Mae Usu Cave. Additional recommendations: Check the weather before traveling. Wear non-slip equipment and clothes that can get wet. Keep the cave clean and do not damage the natural resources inside. Mae Usu Cave is another place that tourists who are passionate about the beauty of nature should not miss. With the magnificent old limestone rocks, clear water, and impressive adventure atmosphere, this cave is truly a valuable natural treasure of Tak Province. I highly recommend it.