Mor Pang Waterfall

Mor Pang Waterfall is a great place to relax from the heat and have a swim

Refresh and Recharge in the Hills of Pai

If you're looking to beat the heat and enjoy a cool, scenic escape in Pai Attraction, look no further than Mor Pang Waterfall. Located in Mae Hong Son Thailand, this multi-level cascade is a favorite for its beauty, natural rock slides, and calm forest surroundings. Often featured in Package Tour Chiang Mai to Pai itineraries, it's the ideal stop for travelers craving both thrill and tranquility.

What Makes Mor Pang Waterfall Special?

Mor Pang Waterfall flows through a peaceful forest setting and is made up of three stages—each offering its own charm. Water streams over smooth, polished rocks surrounded by large trees, creating a peaceful environment. Around the falls, visitors will find a canopy of towering trees, smaller shrubs, and natural boulders that add to the atmosphere of untouched wilderness. Birdsong and the gentle roar of falling water create a serene backdrop. The entire setting is ideal for travelers seeking calm and seclusion. In total, the falls span around 50 meters in height, with individual stages ranging from 5 to 10 meters each.

Unique Natural Features

Smooth Rock Slides: The waterfall flows over flat, slippery stones that act like nature's own waterslide. In the dry season, you can slide down these rocks safely—it's exhilarating!
Natural Pool: At the bottom tier lies a broad, shallow pool, perfect for cooling off or letting kids wade in.
Jumping Rock: For the brave, there's a large rock you can jump off into the refreshing pool below.
Forest Canopy: Tall trees provide cool shade, perfect for relaxing or sunbathing on nearby rocks.

Adventurous and Fun Activities

Slide Like a Local: Local kids often play here and might even teach you how to slide properly!
Rock Climbing: Though slippery, climbing to the top is a small challenge with great rewards—views, quiet, and clearer pools.
Watch and Relax: Even if you don't swim, just watching people slide and jump is entertaining and refreshing.
Photography: Great angles and lush greenery make for excellent nature shots.
Picnicking: Enjoy lunch by the water on one of the flat rocks or shaded spots.
Sunbathing: Spread out a towel and soak in the sunshine while listening to the gentle rush of water.

Facilities and Seasonal Notes

There is a small shop and restroom near the entrance at the top of the hill.
Shops may close during low season (April to October), so bring essentials.
The area is generally clean and maintained by the local community.

Best Time to Visit

Dry Season: November to March is perfect for slides and sunbathing.
Rainy Season: June to September makes the waterfall most dramatic—though rocks may be slipperier.

How to Get to Mor Pang Waterfall

From Pai, drive westward on Highway 1095 toward Mae Hong Son. After passing through several scenic hills and gentle bends, look for kilometer marker 102. Turn left at the intersection with signage indicating the way to Lahu Yapo village. The road is paved but narrow, and continues for about 500 meters through rural landscape and quiet local homes. Soon, you'll see a small sign and entrance area on the right-hand side. Parking is usually available under shaded trees, just before the bamboo walkway leading to the waterfall. If you do not have car, we can provide the private tour package for you.

Entrance fee : Admission fee is 50 THB for Thai people and 100 THB for foreigner.

Opening Hours: Daily from 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM

Note : Not accessible for wheelchair user

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