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  • The Mae Kasa hot spring is a natural hot spring in the middle of a beautiful landscape.
  • The Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary, together with the adjacent Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991.
  • Thi Lo Su Waterfall in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary

    • Tak Province enchants visitors with its vast forests and natural diversity. One of its most famous tourist attractions is Thi Lo Su Waterfall in the Umphang Wildlife Reserve, considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. The Bhumibol Dam is a popular spot for peace and relaxation. From the dam, breathtaking views abound, and a hiking trail invites visitors to experience nature up close. Other attractions and activities include Mae Moei National Park, where you can unwind in a peaceful forest. For the adventurous, there's rafting on the Umphang River, and the fresh air and sunsets can be enjoyed from the peaks of Doi Thule and Doi Luang Tak. The Pi Too Gro Waterfall, where several streams converge in a heart shape, is also a must-see. Tak Province is home to two beautiful bridges: the 200-year-old Rattanakosin Suspension Bridge, which, with its evening illumination, offers one of the most stunning views of the river in the province. Another example is the Thai-Burma Friendship Bridge, which connects the Mae Sot district in Tak province with the city of Myawaddy in Myanmar. Furthermore, there is the unique tradition of Loi Krathong, where villagers create krathongs (floating decorations) from coconut shells and set them adrift on the Ping River. The name derives from the fact that the krathongs initially cluster together in a line and then gradually spread out, creating a beautiful, luminous display on the water.

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