TOP 10 WATERFALLS IN CHIANG MAI + Hiking trails (Your Ultimate Travel Guide for Northern Thailand)

Top 10 Waterfalls and Hiking Trails in Chiang Mai (Northern Thailand) เที่ยวนำตกเชียงใหม่


Looking for what to do in Chiang Mai? This is your ultimate guide to the best waterfalls and hiking trails in Northern Thailand / Chiang Mai Province! From the stunning landscapes of Doi Inthanon to the unique adventure of the Sticky Waterfall (Bua Thong), this video will take you on an unforgettable journey through Chiang Mai's most breathtaking natural wonders. Whether you're a nature lover, a hiking enthusiast, or simply planning your Thailand itinerary, this guide has it all.

In this video, you’ll discover:

Top 10 waterfalls in Chiang Mai, perfect for swimming, photography, and hiking
The best hiking trails in around these Waterfalls for all levels, from easy walks to challenging treks
Iconic locations like the majestic Mae Ya Waterfall and Wachiratan
Hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path spots like the peaceful Huay Thueng Tao Waterfall and Sai Mok.
Rice terraces, hill tribe villages, and cultural experiences along the trails
Fun and unique activities like bamboo rafting on mountain rivers
An insider’s guide to the stunning Chiang Mai mountains and pristine rainforests

Why Chiang Mai is a Nature Lover’s Paradise

Chiang Mai is home to some of Thailand’s most spectacular natural attractions. If you're a fan of trekking tours, this region offers countless trails through dense jungles, wild rivers with their cascading waterfalls, and towering mountains. This video covers the best spots, including hikes in the Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand’s highest mountain, Doi Suthep, and Mae Wang National Park, where you can combine waterfalls, rivers, and stunning viewpoints for an unforgettable adventure.

Your Complete Chiang Mai Travel Guide

Planning your Northern Thailand itinerary? Here’s why these waterfalls and hikes should be on your list:

Mae Wang: A hidden gem in Chiang Mai, offering a perfect combination of bamboo rafting, jungle trekking, and stunning waterfalls. You can also experience authentic hill tribe culture and spend the night in local homestays.

Doi Inthanon: Known as the "Roof of Thailand," Doi Inthanon boasts some of the most beautiful waterfalls, like Wachirathan and Siriphum Falls. The national park also offers breathtaking hikes through lush forests, hill tribe villages, and the famous Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail.

Chiang Dao: Explore the pristine wilderness around Chiang Dao mountain, Thailand’s third-highest peak. Known for its remote villages and untouched nature, this area is perfect for adventurers seeking scenic hikes, mountain views, and peaceful waterfalls.

Pa Pong Piang: Famous for its rice terraces, Pa Pong Piang is an incredible destination for a scenic hike through terraced fields, hill tribe villages, and nature trails that offer panoramic views of the mountains, especially during the rainy season.

Huay Tung Tao: Just outside Chiang Mai, this peaceful lake is surrounded by hills and hiking trails. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely nature walk with views of nearby Doi Suthep, and you can cool off in its refreshing waters after a hike.

Best Time to Visit Chiang Mai Waterfalls :

The best time to visit Chiang Mai waterfalls is during the rainy season (June to October), when the falls are at their most powerful. The landscape is lush and green, making the trails and rice terraces around Chiang Mai particularly picturesque. For hiking, the cool season (November to February) offers the best weather, with clear skies and cooler temperatures.

Experience Chiang Mai’s Adventure Activities :

In addition to exploring waterfalls and hiking, Chiang Mai offers other outdoor adventures:
Bamboo rafting on wild mountain rivers
Jungle trekking to remote hill tribe villages
Swimming in natural pools at the base of waterfalls
Observing wildlife in the lush forests of Chiang Mai’s national parks
Visiting the Grand Canyon of Chiang Mai (Pha Chor) for stunning geological formations and unique hiking trails

Complete Your Chiang Mai Itinerary with These Must-Do Activities
Whether you're planning a short trip or a longer stay in Northern Thailand, be sure to add these incredible outdoor experiences to your itinerary:
Trekking through Chiang Mai’s rice terraces
Visiting local hill tribes and learning about their traditional way of life
Enjoying fresh coffee from a local farm after your hike
Exploring Chiang Mai’s temples and cultural landmarks after a day in nature

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0:00 - Introduction
1:05 - Tat Mok Waterfall
1:43 - Sai Mok Waterfall
2:07 - Sai Yoi Waterfall
2:40 - Mae Pan Waterfall
3:24 - Mok Fa Waterfall
4:00 - Huay Thueng Tao
4:40 - Mae Wang
5:33 - Sticky Waterfall
6:22 - Mae Ya Waterfall
7:10 - Best Waterfalls
8:44 - 2 Bonus Waterfalls