Mae Wa National Park

Mae Wa National Park is a protected area spanning Thoen and Mae Phrik districts in Lampang Province and Sam Ngao District in Tak Province, northern Thailand. Established in 2000, it covers approximately 587 square kilometers of mountainous terrain along the Mae Wa River. The park is notable for the 12-tier Mae Wa Waterfall, limestone peaks, mixed deciduous and evergreen forests, and diverse wildlife, offering hiking, camping and nature study in a relatively undisturbed forest landscape.

Visitors can expect a forested mountain park centered on the Mae Wa River and its 12-tier waterfall. The landscape includes limestone hills, mixed deciduous and dry evergreen forest, and streams. Facilities include a visitor centre, campsite and bungalows near the headquarters. Visitors can walk short nature trails, hike to waterfall tiers and viewpoints, observe birds and forest wildlife, and camp overnight. The environment is quiet and natural with basic amenities and limited development.

Established on 17 November 2000 as Thailand's 84th national park to protect the Mae Wa River watershed and northern forest ecosystems. Covers approximately 587 square kilometers across Lampang and Tak provinces.

Represents northern Thailand's forest conservation efforts and watershed protection important to local communities in Thoen, Mae Phrik and Sam Ngao districts.