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Nam Tok Mae Sa

Chiang Mai Province


Off Rte 1096, only 6km from the Mae Rim turn-off, Nam Tok Mae Sa is part of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. The cascade is a picturesque spot to picnic or tramp around in the woods for a bit and it's a favourite weekend getaway for locals.


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