Too many hassles to get there: they don’t let you in with your car despite there is a road, instead... read more
I am not sure whether the title is true but at the falls I met two foreign tourists one of whom had... read more
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Too many hassles to get there: they don’t let you in with your car despite there is a road, instead forcing you to take a local pickup track and pay 1,700 baht, plus the entry ticket ! All this is to extort as much money...More
I am not sure whether the title is true but at the falls I met two foreign tourists one of whom had visited 74 Thai waterfalls and told me that Thi Lo Su was the best he had seen. The falls are not all that...More
I traveled to Umphang by car, running through 6 hours from Maesord to go to Umphang in order to go to Thee Lo Su. It is worth for!!
Please be aware there is NO PRIVATE VEHICLE ACCESS TO THE CAMPSITE ANYMORE even 4x4s - you have to pay between 2000 and 2500 baht per vehicle The official reason is " Because policy of Tak Governor ,he wants the people to have income" -...More
After walking through the jungle for 9 hours in the pouring rain, we made it to the camping nearby the waterfall. The trekking was part of a tour I did. The next morning we set out for the waterfall. It was my first time seeing...More
These are the largest waterfalls in Thailand located along the Burmese border, about 220 km from Tak here you can do rafting - camping - traking in the forrest and admire the true nature it is advisable to stay at least 3 days to admire...More
We are Thai residents who have our own truck. We did the four plus hour drive from Mae Sot to Umphang and enjoyed the scenery along the way. From our resort, we took the river raft, and the scenery is so spectacular that the raft-ride...More
We drove (by own car) from Tak via Mae Sot to the waterfalls. As described by others the route from Tak to Mae Sot is a dangerous one but under construction so expect within 2-3 years a complete 2x2 lane motor way with separation. The...More
To get to this waterfall is QUITE the journey. If you don't have about 3 days to kill then I wouldn't do it. I drove my little 110 scooter from Mae Sot (boring/dirty border town) on "death highway". The road isn't all that scary and...More
Long trip but the actual walking to the waterfall is quite easy. Love the experience and happy we did the trip. Nature is spectacular.
