Sri Sungwan Waterfall is located in Pha Daeng National Park, about 20 km from Chiang Dao. While not particularly impressive in height, it's a lovely spot to relax and cool off. The waterfall itself is enchanting. Swimming is permitted, and although the water is rather shallow at each level, it's perfect for splashing around and is a delight for both children and adults looking to refresh themselves. There's also a small flower garden (though it's only worth seeing when it's in bloom) and a few short hiking trails. Note: During the dry season, the waterfall is likely to be dry, except at the very beginning. Check before your visit.

The entrance fee is 100 THB (it covers the entire national park and therefore also grants access to the Pong Arng hot springs, which are located 3-4 kilometers further along the same road). Parking in the car park costs 20 Baht for a car and 10 Baht for a scooter.

A separate means of transport is required to visit the Sri Sungwan Waterfall.

How to get there

How do you get to Sri Sungwan Waterfall? You will need your own transportation to reach Sri Sungwan Waterfall.