Mae Sa Kued Luang Waterfall (Namtok Mae Sa Kued Luang) is a small, tranquil waterfall located within Mae Surin Waterfall National Park in Mae Hong Son province. As it is not yet widely known among tourists, it retains a truly pristine natural feel.

The waterfall flows from a small cliff into a shallow stream, making it a perfect spot to sit and relax, soak your feet, or simply wade in the water, especially on a hot day.

Beyond being a place for relaxation, the area around the waterfall offers a challenging hiking trail for adventure lovers. The trail leads to interesting viewpoints like Nam Hoo Hai Jai and Doi Pui. The hike requires effort but rewards you with breathtaking scenery.

This place is therefore suitable for all types of travelers, whether you are looking for a peaceful sanctuary to escape the chaos or a hiker seeking a challenge and impressive views.

If you are looking for a unique destination and want to experience the unspoiled nature of Mae Hong Son’s mountains, Mae Sa Kued Luang Waterfall is an excellent choice.

• By private car: From Mae Hong Son town, take Highway 108 towards Khun Yuam District.

• After about 2.8 km, turn left into Ban Hua Nam Mae Sa Kued and continue for another 2.5 km.

• From the parking area, you will need to walk another 500 meters to reach the waterfall.

• Since the waterfall is located within a national park, you should check the latest information on fees and regulations before your trip.

• For those who want to hike to the viewpoints, be prepared and wear appropriate footwear, as the trail is quite steep and challenging.

• Bring your own drinking water and other necessary personal items, as there are not many shops or facilities around the waterfall.

Admission Fee:

• Thai nationals: Adults 20 Baht, Children 10 Baht
• Foreigners: Adults 200 Baht, Children 100 Baht
• Car fee: 30 Baht

Opening Time:

• Open daily