[2025 Mae Rim Attraction] Travel Guide for Mae Sa Waterfall (Updated May)

📍Itinerary: Glamping experience, enjoying delicious food with friends, enjoying Airbnb vacation facilities, cooling off at Mae Sa Valley Waterfall 🚇Transportation: Grab 📷Photo Spot: Mae Sa Valley Waterfall 🍜Specialty Food: Wooden Cafe, Sushi Umai, Lao Di Fang Spicy BBQ 🏠Accommodation Recommendation: Astra River Airbnb 💡Tips: The roads are very congested in the evening. Try to avoid traveling during this time by either leaving earlier or returning a bit later.

#Chiang Mai attractions Mae Sa Waterfall is a waterfall that is not far from Chiang Mai city. It is located in Mae Rim District on the way to Mon Cham. It is in the area of ​​Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. The entrance fee is 70 baht (2 adults, 1 sedan). The inside is divided into 3 main parking areas. Since there were children attending a scout camp, we had to go up to the 3rd point. There are shops selling food, water, and clothes. If you want to buy something, buy it here because there will be no more. The waterfall has 10 levels in total. Beautiful photo spots are around levels 5-8. You can stop and play in the water along the way. We only went up to level 8 because we tried to walk to level 9 but couldn't make it. Plus, the weather was very hot, so we gave up. The path is good. There are stairs, but some parts are a bit slippery, so be careful. When we were resting, we put our hands in the water. It felt very refreshing. The water was as cold as the water in the refrigerator. It helped our body refresh well. #MissingNature #TravelingThailandLikeGoingAbroad #TravelingThailand #VisitingNationalParks #Waterfalls #TeamNortheast

The nature is beautiful and shady. The air is cool and comfortable. The mist hitting the sunlight is a very beautiful image. It may be a bit tiring to walk up, but when you reach the top and see the beautiful view of the top waterfall, all your tiredness will disappear. Along the way, there are many tourists, both men and women, families, who come to visit this waterfall. It is suitable for a place to relax, have a picnic, eat, and enjoy the fresh atmosphere of nature in every season. #TravelThailand #BeautifulWaterfall #MaeSaWaterfall #MaeRim #ChiangMai #thailand

Mae Sa Waterfall is located in Mae Rim, Chiang Mai Province, not far from Chiang Mai city. The waterfall has many levels. The water is very cold. There are many trees. It is green and you can breathe in the fresh air. Walk, enjoy the view, take pictures, and chill out. The weather is not hot. I like sitting on the rocks, listening to the sound of the waterfall, thinking about random things. It is a very relaxing feeling. It is refreshing and the air is cool. I sat there for a long time and did not want to get up. It is a way to rest and recover. When I am no longer tired, I continue. #Mae Sa Waterfall #Chiang Mai Waterfall #Chiang Mai Travel

Mae Sa Waterfall is located in Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. Anyone who comes to Chiang Mai and wants to find a place to relax can stop by this waterfall. The waterfall has 10 levels in total. Walking up gradually will start to be difficult on the 9th and 10th levels. Nature is very complete. #MaeSaWaterfall #ChiangMai #FamilyTravel #TravelToExplode

Mae Sa Waterfall is a medium-sized waterfall on the Mae Rim route, Chiang Mai Province. It is located in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. It is a waterfall with water flowing all year round. It is another beautiful waterfall in Chiang Mai Province. There are 10 levels in total, each level is about 100-500 meters high. When walking into the park, you will clearly hear the sound of the waterfall hitting the rocks. The best time to visit here is during the rainy season. The water flows in large streams. You can see the beautiful waterfall path. But unfortunately, when we went, there was not much water, so we did not go up to see the other levels of the waterfall. We could only admire the beauty of the last level of the waterfall below. In addition, there is an area in the park to sit and relax under the shade of the trees. Some people come with their families, camp beside the waterfall, and enjoy the natural atmosphere. It is another tourist attraction that you must visit at least once. Location: Mae Ram Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Entrance fee: Thai people 20 baht #Chiang Mai #Waterfall #Hello Strangers #TeamNortheast

“trek or swim” A good amount of sweat while trekking, a decent waterfall to swim, a great way to connect with nature, that’s Mae Sa Waterfall. There are 10 different kinds of cascade here to jump in and a very good viewpoint. #travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#decembertravel#awesomepic #MyNovGetaway

Chiang Mai hit different. After Bangkok’s neon chaos, this misty mountain city wrapped me in golden temples, jungle breezes, and the kind of slow, soulful energy that makes you want to cancel your flight home. Here’s how to do it right—with a side of adventure. Secret Spot: The Temple Hidden in a Cave Most people hit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep (iconic, yes), but the real magic was Wat Umong. Tucked in a forest, this 700-year-old temple has underground tunnels, whispering monks, and a resident herd of friendly deer that’ll nudge your hand for snacks. I sat under a bodhi tree scribbling wishes on a leaf—peak Eat Pray Love vibes, zero crowds. 🦌✨ Foodie Heaven: The Khao Soi That Ruined Me for Life At a rickety street stall near the old city, I ordered my first bowl of khao soi—crispy noodles floating in coconut curry, with a lime wedge and pickled mustard greens on the side. One bite and I understood why locals eat this daily. Pro tip: Add extra shallots and a tiny drizzle of chili oil. Your taste buds will throw a party. 🍜🔥 Unexpected Moment: The Motorbike Mishap Rented a scooter to chase waterfalls (cliché, but necessary). Google Maps led me down a “shortcut” that turned into a muddy mountain trail. Cue me, white-knuckling the handles, praying to the scooter gods as a family of water buffalo judged my life choices. Made it out alive—with epic jungle selfies. 🏍️💦 Blitz Itinerary ⏳ Day 1: 6 AM: Alms-giving to monks at Tha Phae Gate (silent, surreal, soul-stirring) 9 AM: Wat Chedi Luang + coconut pancakes from a grandma’s cart 3 PM: Thai massage at a women’s prison rehab center (yes, really—and it’s incredible) 7 PM: Night bazaar for hill tribe crafts + mango sticky rice Day 2: 7 AM: Scooter ride to Doi Inthanon (Thailand’s highest peak—bring a sweater!) 12 PM: Lunch at a Hmong village (try the purple sticky rice) 4 PM: Swim under Mae Sa Waterfall (freezing but worth it) Day 3: 8 AM: Cooking class (learn to make khao soi like a boss) 2 PM: Lazy café hop in Nimman (matcha lattes + hipster murals) 6 PM: Sunset at Wat Pha Lat (the “hidden” temple with a jungle hike) Bring: Light layers (mornings are crisp!), bug spray, and an appetite. Chiang Mai doesn’t just feed your stomach—it feeds your soul. Who’s booking a ticket? ✈️🌿

Mae Sa Waterfall on the way to Mae Cham, Mon Cham, very feel-good If you have time, walk up to the 10th floor, it's great, you'll be soaked in sweat 😆😅

Chiang Mai Tour Plan (Mae Rim + City) 1 Day 🏞️🍜 Full of food, activities and chic cafes! ⸻ ☀ Morning 🔹 Patongo Ko Neng – Famous dinosaur Patongo, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, delicious when eaten with custard ⏰ Time spent: 30-45 minutes 🔹 Satay Ton Khoi 100 Years – Traditional pork satay recipe, fragrant peanut sauce, soft and smooth texture ⏰ Time spent: 45 minutes ⸻ 🏞️ Late morning 🔹 Mae Sa Waterfall – Famous waterfall in the middle of Mae Rim forest, cool and refreshing water, perfect for chilling or playing in the water ⏰ Time spent: 1-1.5 hours 🔹 Play zipline at Pong Yang – Extreme fun zipline in the middle of Chiang Mai forest Suitable for adventurers ⏰ Time spent: 2 hours ⸻ 🍜 Afternoon 🔹 Khao Soi Samo Jai Fa Ham – Chiang Mai’s famous chicken-beef Khao Soi with a rich curry and fragrant spices ⏰ Time spent: 1 hour 🔹 WTF (Well Trained Flavor) Cafe – A super chic cafe with great drinks and a street art atmosphere. Sit back and relax ⏰ Time spent: 1 hour ⸻ 🌆 Evening 🔹 Suki Chang Phueak – Traditional Suki with delicious fermented bean curd sauce and soft, fragrant pork on a hot plate ⏰ Time spent: 1 hour 💡 Additional tips: • You should book the zipline in advance in case it’s crowded. • Bring a change of clothes if you want to play in the waterfall. • Suki Chang Phueak is very crowded. It’s recommended to go in the early evening before the queue gets long. Everything is complete, including food, cafes, waterfalls, and fun activities. Travel to Chiang Mai for 1 day and have fun 🚗💨 #Tourist attractions #Chiang Mai travel #1 day in Chiang Mai #Tourist attractions in Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai cafe

#2024 Travel Review Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand 🇹🇭 is simply a cheap and great holiday option There are a lot of delicious food 😋😋 There is also this beautiful Mesa Waterfall💦💦 This waterfall is easy and easy to walk The hiking trails are all next to waterfalls Just like a country trail 🏞️ The waterfall has ten levels in total📸 Each layer is unique 👍🏻 Many foreigners or locals come to soak in the water However, the river water is a bit cool 🏊🏊♀️ Soaking a layer already feels like going ashore But the ten-tier waterfall is really beautiful 🫶🏼 If like nature Be sure to challenge yourself 🧗♀️ ##ThailandTravel #ChiangmaiTravel

Visiting temples and riding elephants in Chiang Mai? That's too boring! Why not join me for a splash in this small mountain waterfall! 📍Detailed address: WV4X+H63, Soi Namtok Mae Sa 4, Mae Raem, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai 50180 🚗Transportation strategy: Self-driving 🕙Opening hours: 08:30-16:30 💰Ticket price: 100 Thai Baht 🌟Highlights: Mae Sa Waterfall is not a single large waterfall, but a group of waterfalls of various sizes. The first to arrive are the 1-4 levels of waterfalls, where the water flow is not too strong. Many local Thais and Western tourists gather here to swim in the water and camp by the waterfall. Next, you come to the 5-7 levels of waterfalls, which is also a tourist-concentrated area. Compared to levels 1-4, the waterfalls here have a noticeably stronger flow and a greater drop, making them suitable for taking photos. Finally, you reach the 8-10 levels of waterfalls, where there is also a piece of tropical forest besides the waterfalls. A little hike here might even reveal some local wildlife! 📌Little Tips: ⭕️The trek to Mae Sa Valley Waterfalls is relatively easy, suitable for beginners, and if you're not playing in the water, it takes just over an hour to tour. ⭕️The steps climbing towards the waterfalls are very slippery, so it's recommended to wear anti-slip shoes. Also, be sure to watch your step when climbing the waterfalls to avoid slipping. ⭕️The Maetang Elephant Camp is near the waterfall, so it's suggested to arrange a visit to the elephant camp in the morning and the waterfall in the afternoon.

Mae Sa Waterfall or Mae Sa Waterfall Forest Park is located in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. The surrounding atmosphere is a lush forest because it is located on a high mountain that is part of the Thanon Thong Chai mountain range. There are also nature study trails and various facilities, making this place one of the most popular places for relaxation for Chiang Mai residents and tourists. Mae Sa Waterfall originates from 17 streams that flow together from the mountain ridge between Mae Rim and Mae Taeng Districts, forming the Mae Sa River before flowing down through the forest and cascading down to form a medium-sized waterfall with a total of 10 levels, each level is about 100-150 meters apart. The total distance of the waterfall is 1.5 kilometers. There is a convenient and safe nature study trail. You can walk to see the beauty of the waterfall on every level, each level has a different name and identity. Level 1, Pha Lat, is located near the parking lot, followed by Level 2, Wang Fai, Level 3, Pha Taek, Level 4, Wang Sam Muen, Level 5, Wang Thao Phromma, Level 6, Tad Mei, Level 7, Tad Phanarom, Level 8, Pha Ngeap, Level 9, Wat Hang, and Level 10, Lan Te. The highlight is Level 5-7 because they have a pavilion to rest and enjoy the beautiful view of the waterfall. You can also swim in each level, but you have to be careful and avoid flooding. #Mae Sa Waterfall #Beautiful Waterfall #Chiang Mai How to get there - Drive Tourist attractions - Mae Sa Waterfall Hotel - Chinatown Living Restaurant and food - Huen Muen Jai Shopping - Night Bazaar

Green Forest 🌵Mae Sa Waterfall, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province🌿 For this rainy season trip, if anyone doesn't know where to go, I recommend Mae Sa Waterfall. The travel period was July. The air was very fresh with the smell of rain, green forests and cool waterfalls. Which is very suitable for relaxing during the rainy season. Mae Sa Waterfall is not far from Chiang Mai city. It is in Mae Rim District, on the way to Mon Cham. It is in the area of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park 🌿🌦️ Mae Sa Waterfall, which has 10 levels in total, each level is about 100-150 meters apart, totaling about 1,500 meters. The path is convenient, some are steep, but it is quite tiring and makes you sweat. Each point we passed had a place to stop and play in the waterfall along the way. There were a lot of cats, they were cute and acted like they owned the place. It was comfortable to sleep. 55 Service fee: 10 baht for children, 20 baht for adults. In the park, there are restaurants, snacks and drinks for sale. #Rainy season attractions #Mae Sa Waterfall #Chiang Mai travel

Getting There - Rent a motorbike or Grab Attractions - Waterfall and hiking

Waterfall This is a beautiful waterfall. The water is cool, the atmosphere is shady, the air is cool. We can sit and do activities here all day. The journey is convenient, not too far, the road is good. There is food available, but nature should be preserved. The people here are lovely and friendly. We went and had a lot of fun. I recommend coming here. It's very good. If I have a chance, I will come back again. The most chill #Missingnature #Missingnature #Thailand #Waitingforthedaytodepart

Mae Sa Waterfall It takes only 40 minutes to drive from the center of Chiang Mai. It is a popular attraction on the way to Mon Jam Mountain. The waterfall is divided into ten layers. Popular attractions charge admission fees It's still the ridiculous 10 Baht difference, 20 Baht for Thais and 200 Baht for foreigners. The business hours are from 8am to 5pm. If you want to enjoy the quietness, you need to avoid Saturdays and Sundays. #Overseas Travel#Good Places for Summer#Good Places for Suburbs#Thailand#Chiang Mai#Waterfall #Good places to go in the hot summer#Overseas travel

Mae Sa Waterfall 🏞️ is located in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Mae Rim District. This is a natural waterfall with water flowing all year round. There are 10 levels. You can walk along the nature study trail, but we had limited time so we couldn't go to all of them. We like it. It looks shady, has lots of trees, and the water is quite clear. Some places are open for swimming, but some places are closed during certain times because it is dangerous. Inside the park, there are shops and restaurants. You can sit and relax while listening to the sound of the waterfall. It's very pleasant. 🌳🍃Mae Sa Waterfall is located before the road to Mon Cham. Or if you want to stop by on the way down, like Mind, you can. Entrance fee: Adults 20 baht, children 10 baht, cars 30 baht📍Location: Mae Sa Waterfall, Soi Mae Sa Waterfall 4, Mae Ram Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai 50180https://goo.gl/maps/M9P4x5E8fyQZebTR7 ⏰Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 🚘There is a parking lot. #Chiang Mai #Review #Mon Cham #Visit Chiang Mai #Review Chiang Mai

Address - Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province Atmosphere/Place - Nature Highlights - Waterfall Average price per person - Entrance fee for 2 people including car 140 ฿ Score - 8/10#Chiang Mai travel #Thailand

For those of me who have come to Chiang Mai for a long time, of course, we have to explore the new way of playing here - that is, the suburb of Yulin, where there is one of Chiang Mai's most famous waterfalls, called Laksa Waterfall, this place. Chiang Mai is approximately 14 km away. This waterfall has ten floors! Its a bit of a layer, and its a bit of a surprise to us. However, the 1-3 floors are very small, and on the side of the road, the back layer is higher than the first floor, and it is necessary to climb up slowly. Along the way, I met a lot of people coming down from the mountains. It seems that they all swimed down. climbed from the 3rd floor to the 10th floor. It was really not easy. We climbed our heads and sweated. The whole journey is slow and steep. The more spectacular the scenery of the waterfalls on the mountain, the more tourists come to Thailand and foreign friends, and the Chinese are rare. : Address: Highway 1096, Tambon Mae Raem