Landmark: Mae Pool Waterfall, Ban Ton Kluea, Mae Pool Subdistrict | Uttaradit

The Mae Phul Waterfall is an artificial waterfall created by the cascade of concrete from a high mountain. Around the waterfall are pavilions where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful view.

The Mae Phul Waterfall is a well-known natural tourist attraction in the Laplae district of Uttaradit province. It is a popular recreational area for locals and tourists alike.

General information about the Mae Phul Waterfall

Location: Mae Phul Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province

Special features: The Mae Phul Waterfall is an artificial waterfall. The streambed is designed with concrete elements that cascade down the mountain in steps (some sources mention up to seven steps). This aesthetic and realistic design mimics a natural waterfall and helps to slow the water flow.

Atmosphere: The surroundings are lush and green, offering a cool and relaxing atmosphere, ideal for unwinding.

Swimming: Tourists often swim in the stream that flows down from the waterfall. The water is relatively shallow, safe, and ideal for families with children.

Picnics: Locals and tourists often bring mats and food to sit by the waterfall and enjoy the breeze and the view.

Photography: There are beautiful photo spots both at the level of the waterfall and at the weir, offering a complete view of the waterfall.

Restaurants and bars are located near the waterfall. There are also shops selling local products such as Miang Lao, Miang Kham, Mi Pan, and the seasonal durian variety Long Lab Lae/Lin Lab Lae.

Mats can be borrowed.

Bathrooms and showers are available.

Opening hours and admission price

Opening hours: Usually 6:00 - 17:30 (please check the opening hours if you are coming during the festival).

Address: Village No. 4, Ban Ton Kluea, Mae Phul Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province.

Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/SDW8LYgCfVMZkMQn6

Opening hours: 6:00 - 17:30.