Tad Dao Waterfall
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Opening days: Daily
Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00
 
Tad Dao Waterfall in Sukhothai Province is one of the most striking natural attractions in Northern Thailand. This waterfall originates from the Mae Tha Phae Stream, which flows through lush forests and steep cliffs, forming a large waterfall cascading down in three distinct tiers, with a total height of approximately 50 meters. Each tier has its own unique charm, and the water flows into a pool below, creating a refreshing and serene atmosphere throughout the year.
 
The waterfall is particularly distinctive because its stream splits into two separate flows that descend into the lower pool. From a high vantage point, the twin streams resemble stars falling from the sky. During the rainy season or when the water volume is high, the waterfall’s mist spreads widely, and sunlight reflecting off the droplets produces a magnificent rainbow, making Tad Dao Waterfall not only a refreshing destination but also a perfect spot for photography.
 
To reach Tad Dao Waterfall, visitors start from the national park headquarters and follow a 4-kilometer trail alongside the stream. The path is winding and shaded by large trees, allowing travelers to enjoy cool, fresh air along the way. However, the final stretch leading to the waterfall is quite steep, so proper footwear and careful footing are essential for safety.
 
Beyond its scenic beauty, Tad Dao Waterfall reflects the rich biodiversity of the surrounding protected forest and national park. The area is home to native plants, small wildlife, and various bird species. Visiting the waterfall offers not only visual enjoyment but also an opportunity to learn about and connect with nature up close.
 
Tad Dao Waterfall is an ideal destination for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts. Standing at the base of the waterfall, watching the water crash over rocks while mist rises around you, and seeing a rainbow form in the sunlight is an unforgettable experience filled with freshness and awe.
 
Due to its height and natural beauty, Tad Dao Waterfall is not only a place for relaxation and tourism but also a way to connect with nature in an authentic way. It serves as both a natural classroom and a tranquil retreat suitable for visitors of all ages. Many travelers return multiple times to experience its beauty throughout the seasons.
 
The journey to Tad Dao Waterfall begins at the Si Satchanalai National Park headquarters, where visitors can drive their own car or rent a van/motorbike to enter the park. After parking at the park’s parking area, travelers must walk to Tad Dao Waterfall, covering a distance of approximately 4 kilometers. Most of the trail follows the Mae Tha Phae Stream, shaded by large trees, offering a serene and refreshing natural atmosphere. Along the way, visitors can hear the sound of flowing water and encounter native plants, small wildlife, and various bird species.
 
The final stretch before reaching the waterfall is steep and uneven, so it is recommended to wear hiking shoes or sneakers with good grip and to watch each step carefully for safety. During the rainy season, caution is needed as the trail may be slippery due to mud and flowing water.
 
On average, walking from the park headquarters to the waterfall takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on walking speed and stops for sightseeing or photography.
 
For anyone visiting Sukhothai Province, Tad Dao Waterfall is a must-see destination. Whether trekking, relaxing beside the cool waters, or capturing the scenery through photography, every visit offers a memorable and rewarding experience.
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Nature and Wildlife Category: Nature and Wildlife
Waterfalls Group: Waterfalls
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