About Pha Suea Waterfall
Pha Suea Waterfall is a multi-tiered forest waterfall located in Tham Pla - Pha Suea National Park in Huai Pha Subdistrict, Mueang Mae Hong Son District, Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand. Situated about 17 kilometers north of Mae Hong Son town near the Thailand-Myanmar border, it features six cascades flowing over limestone and forested slopes. The waterfall is known for its seasonal flow, shaded surroundings, and easy access within the national park, making it a popular nature stop.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested waterfall with six main tiers cascading over limestone rocks surrounded by mixed deciduous forest within Tham Pla - Pha Suea National Park. Short walking trails and viewing areas allow sightseeing and photography of the cascades and pools. The site is shaded with picnic areas nearby. Water volume varies seasonally, strongest in the rainy season and reduced in the dry season. The area is quiet and natural, close to the border, with basic national park facilities.
Key highlights
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Six-tiered cascade waterfall inside Tham Pla - Pha Suea National Park
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Located in forested limestone landscape near Thailand-Myanmar border
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Seasonal water flow most impressive during rainy season
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Easy access via short trails and viewing points from Mae Hong Son town
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Shaded natural setting suitable for photography and nature walks
Route
| By air | Fly to Mae Hong Son Airport (HGN) then continue by road |
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| By road | Approximately 17 km north of Mae Hong Son town via Highway 1095 (Mae Hong Son - Pai road), then access road into Tham Pla - Pha Suea National Park to the waterfall parking area |