Mae Jok Hot Springs is a well-known natural attraction located inside Wiang Kosai National Park, surrounded by mountains and lush forest. The peaceful atmosphere makes it an ideal place for relaxation during travel in Wang Chin District.

The hot spring naturally emerges from underground, with water temperatures averaging around 80°C (176°F). The mineral water contains sulfur in suitable levels believed to benefit health. During cool mornings, steam rises like mist, creating a unique and picturesque landscape.

The area is well maintained with landscaped gardens, shaded walking paths, and visitor facilities. Tourists can enjoy free foot-soaking pools, as well as private and shared mineral bathing rooms with continuously circulated clean water.

One of the most popular activities is boiling eggs in the hot spring pools, which takes about:

• Chicken eggs: 10–15 minutes

• Quail eggs: 5–7 minutes

Sometimes traditional Thai massage services are available to enhance relaxation.

Bathing in the mineral water is locally believed to help relieve muscle pain, improve blood circulation, and promote healthier skin, making it a favorite rest stop for travelers passing through the area.

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How to Get There

• By Car: From Phrae town, take Highway 1023 (Phrae–Long), then turn onto Highway 1125 toward Wang Chin District. The hot springs are located right along the roadside before reaching the town center.

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Travel Tips

• Visit early morning or evening for the best steam scenery

• Bring extra clothes if you plan to soak

• Limit soaking time to 15–20 minutes per session

• People with medical conditions should take caution

• A perfect stop after visiting Mae Koeng Waterfall

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Admission Fee:

• Entrance: Free

• Mineral Bath: Private rooms approximately 50–100 THB (prices may vary)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 24 hours

• Note: Bathing rooms and shops usually operate around 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM