Mae Ya Waterfall

Mae Ya Waterfall is situated in Doi Inthanon National Park, only one hour from the ancient city of Chiang Mai. This breathtaking waterfall is located in a remote area, far from other tourist destinations, therefore it is frequently comparatively uncrowded. But everyone who makes the effort to go will undoubtedly be pleased by the ideal vista of this natural marvel.

One of Thailand's tallest waterfalls is the Mae Ya Waterfall. It has a height of 260 meters and descends in tiers. You may hear the roar long before you see it during the rainy season, when the flow of the fall is at its peak.

Due to Mae Ya Waterfall's remote location and potential for difficulty in access, public transportation cannot access. The best option is to use a personal vehicle. Take your car straight to Doi Inthanon National Park. Then you exit and begin to move forward on your feet. You must seek out the sign bearing the name Mae Ya Waterfall before beginning the approximately 14-kilometer trip there. Many local villages should be visible as you travel, making for some picturesque shots. The path is steep and winding, so go with extreme caution.

Location: Doi Inthanon National Park, Ban Luang, Chom Thong District, Chiang Mai