[2025 Sop Moei Attraction] Travel Guide for Mae Ngao National Park (Updated May)

Every year, I go up the mountain to visit the children, bring clothes, snacks, and school supplies to give to them. The smiles that the children and villagers give us make us less tired and happy every time. Traveling up the mountain, breathing in the natural atmosphere to the fullest. I recommend donating or visiting the hill tribe lifestyle. There is Mae Ngao National Park with a river flowing through it, where you can set up a tent. The atmosphere is very nice. ## Children on the mountain ## Donate things on the mountain #Mae Hong Son Province #Students Hill tribe

Mae Ngao National Park is located in Mae Sariang District, Sop Moei District, Mae Hong Son Province, and Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province. It is the source of many rivers, such as the Mae Rit River, Ngao River, Huai Muang River, and Huai Makok River. These rivers converge into the Yuam River, then flow into the Maei River and Salween River, respectively. There is a camping ground with restrooms available. #tripพาบินขอภพปีใหม่

The 'Two-Colored River' is the confluence of two rivers: the 'Ngao River' and the 'Yuam River.' When these two rivers meet, you can clearly see the distinct colors of each river. The park staff mentioned that the Ngao River is usually very clear, but during our visit, it was the rainy season, so the water was darker. Despite the darker color, it was still evident that the river was divided into two colors. The water from the Yuam River is also murky, but the two distinct colors are still noticeable. This spot is also a great place to watch the sunset in the evening. 'Mae Ngao National Park' is located along the 'Ngao River,' marking the boundary between Sop Moei District in Mae Hong Son Province and Tha Song Yang District in Tak Province. The park covers areas in both provinces, including Mae Sariang District and Sop Moei District in Mae Hong Son Province, and Tha Song Yang District in Tak Province. The park also offers tent camping services along the Ngao River, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature. Additionally, you can cook your own meals there. The area is spacious and very shady.