“Take a boat trip to admire the beauty of the Salawin River and local life, experience the lush natural surroundings, and enjoy the picturesque border landscapes.”

Salawin National Park is an important and well-known natural attraction, celebrated for its spectacular views of the Salawin River, which flows along the Thai-Myanmar border. With a landscape of complex, interwoven mountain ranges, it is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and pristine nature.

The park was established on November 9, 1994, covering areas in Mae Sariang and Sob Moei districts. It is a vital watershed area and home to a wide variety of wildlife and plant species.

A popular activity is taking a long-tail boat trip on the Salawin River, starting from the village of Ban Mae Sam Laeb. This journey offers visitors breathtaking views of steep cliffs, verdant forests, and white sandy beaches along the river. You can also visit Karen villages to learn about their simple and friendly way of life.

During the winter, the Salawin River is particularly beautiful, often shrouded in a picturesque mist. In the summer, the water level drops, revealing sandy shores and rocks, creating a different but equally charming atmosphere.

The park is also perfect for campers who wish to spend the night under the stars, immersed in the peaceful natural environment.

If you are looking for a travel experience that combines magnificent nature with local culture along the border, Salawin National Park is the perfect choice.


How to Get There
  • By Car: From Mae Sariang District, take Highway 105 (Mae Sariang-Mae Sot) and turn onto the road leading to the park headquarters.
  • By Public Transport: You can take a public bus from Mae Sariang District to Ban Mae Sam Laeb village, which is the starting point for boat trips.

Travel Tips
  • The best time to visit is during the cool season (November to February) for pleasant weather and beautiful scenery.
  • To take a boat trip on the Salawin River, you should contact local boat operators in Ban Mae Sam Laeb or the park staff.
  • If you plan to stay overnight, you can book a park guesthouse or use the camping area. It's best to reserve in advance during peak season.

Admission Fee:

  • Thai nationals: Adults 20 THB, Children 10 THB | Foreigners: Adults 100 THB, Children 50 THB (does not include vehicle fees)

Opening Time:

  • Open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

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