Mae Wang National Park is situated in the wood areas of numerous regions, Mae Wang Forest, Jom Thong Forest, and Mae Khan Forests. Its bordor is restricted inside Yang Kram District, Santisook District, Doi Lo District, Chuang Pao District, Ban Luang District and so forth. There is no big surprise why the region is colossal. It is around 144 square kilometers. Its scene shows up as mountains, which are around 400-1,909 meters higher than the medium ocean level. Doi Pha is the most noteworthy pinnacle of all.
Also, Maewang National Park is the stream wellspring of 3 waterways: Mae Jam River, Mae Wang River, and Mae Tuen River. Also, this is the response to the inquiry 'Why there are such countless cascades in the public park?'. Since the water sources there are so many and all in impeccable state.
The cascades you can reach in Mae Wang National Park are…
Khun Puai Waterfall : A major cascade with 3 stories and 45-metred level. Additionally, it is the waterway wellspring of Mae Wang River.
Pla Duk Daeng Waterfall : A 1-celebrated waterfsll with 30-metred level.
Pong Noi Waterfall : A 3-celebrated cascade with 35-metred level
Pong Samit Waterfall : To get to this one, strolling on your feet is the main way.
Pha Mon Waterfall, Mae Puai Waterfall, Muang Ang Waterfall
About the environment, there are complete 3 seasons at Mae Wang National Park, because of the southwest rainstorm. Summer begins from March to May. Blustery season begins from June to November. Winter begins from December to February. The typical temperature is around 25 degree Celcius. Be that as it may, during winter, the temperature will be somewhere near 15-17 degree Celcius, or at times it will be dropped to 10-14. Prepare your coat assuming you're wanting to go during winter.
Discussing the landscape, Mae Wang National Park is lovely as much as other public parks. There are many sorts of woods inside the area, for occasions, blended timberland, deciduous dipterocarp backwoods and so on. Additionally, there are many intriguing plants that you might have never seen. Simply go ahead and investigate the entire region. Close to, you will see numerous types of creatures around as well, birds, porcupines, monkeys, snakes, turtles
What should be done in Mae Wang
Boating along the Mae Wang River : The Mae Wang is a long yet not wide waterway for certain isles and rocks in the midst of the quick ebb and flow. Levels of trouble are just 1-2 which is more reasonable for bamboo boating than the dinghy boating. Its obscure view will cause you to feel loose. A boating stumble on a bamboo pontoon requires around 60 minutes. Two to four travelers can go on a pontoon with the helmsman at the bow of the pontoon.
Journeying in Mae Wang : Formerly a fairly outside of what might be expected objective for traveling, Mae Wang is currently getting well known however not on the modern size of specific different regions; there are still a few decent climbs to be finished and a few exceptionally customary towns to be visited.
Pha Chor Cliff is a characteristic peculiarity happening when the Mae Ping shifted its direction a long time back, bringing about the huge and wonderful 30-meter-high layers of silt.
Elephant Trekking : Popular traveler exercises are journeying, boating on bamboo pontoons along the Mae Wang River and elephant journeying to be embraced in the verdant woodlands. A fascinating action when you are in Mae Wang County is elephant riding. Influencing on an elephant back leisurely blundering through the woods under a mahout's influence is a sort of wonderful voyaging. This action is reasonable for everyone. Riding on elephant back permits you to draw near to nature like traveling however you won't get excessively drained because of strolling.
Step by step instructions to arrive
To arrive, it will be ideal on the off chance that you follow the Highway No.108(Chiang Mai - Hod), heading toward the south side for around 21 kilometers. Then, at that point, go right into Mae Wang County. Continue onward along R.P.CH. Street No.12039 and 10240(Mae Win-Bo Kaew) for around 36 kilometers. At last, you ought to find the settle of the public park.
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