Phu Ruea National Park

Phu Ruea National Park features towering mountains, lush greenery, and a cool climate year-round. It is perfect for relaxation, photography, and enjoying the morning mist. Key viewpoints include Phu Tok and Pha Lon. The park also has several beautiful waterfalls, such as Phaek Yai Waterfall, Tad Fa Waterfall, and Nan Chiao Waterfall.

Christmas Tree Field

Huai Phai Waterfall

Huai Phai Waterfall features multiple tiers of stunning cascades with powerful water flow during the rainy and winter seasons. Surrounded by verdant mixed deciduous and tropical forests, the area remains cool and refreshing throughout the year. It is an ideal spot for hiking, nature study, and relaxation amidst the greenery of Phu Luang.

Plaba Waterfall

Plaba Waterfall features natural beauty with clear flowing water, perfect for swimming and relaxing. The tranquil surroundings are ideal for photography and close interaction with nature.

Saknga

the coolest villages of Thailand during the winter season the origin of the Pasak river

Song Khon Waterfall

The unique highlight of Namtok Song Khon is the rock terrace sloping at a 45-degree angle where water flows down about 20 meters, creating a fascinating natural slide-like appearance. It is an ideal place for visitors to enjoy the refreshing stream and the richness of the surrounding forest.

Phu Ruea Highland Agricultural Research Station

The station is located in a cool climate ideal for growing various cold-climate crops. It features beautiful seasonal flower fields, including salvia, and experimental plots of economically important fruits such as macadamia and strawberries, offering visitors both scenic beauty and educational experiences in agriculture.

Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary

Phu Luang is a land of remarkable biodiversity, known for the red rhododendron (century-old rose) that blooms in winter. Rare plant species, such as terrestrial orchids and lady’s slipper orchids, thrive here alongside pine trees. The sanctuary also features dinosaur footprints over 120 million years old on sandstone slabs, making it a must-visit destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.