Mae Phun Waterfall, located in Village No. 4, Ban Ton Kluea, Mae Phun Subdistrict, is an artificial waterfall created by cascading water down a cemented stream from a high hill, resembling a natural waterfall with multiple tiers. The surrounding area is shady and peaceful. Near the waterfall, there is a lanzones orchard. Visitors can also find souvenir shops, restaurants, and parking facilities available for service.

 

How to get there: From Mueang Uttaradit District to Laplae District is about 8 kilometers. Then take Highway No. 1043 for approximately 12 kilometers. Alternatively, you can take a local songthaew (shared truck taxi) from Tula Satit Road in the city, which departs every 30 minutes from 6:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

 

Mon Laplae Restaurant, set amidst nature, is located on the route to Mae Phun Waterfall, about 1 kilometer from the Sriphanommat Intersection. Inside, there is the Mon Laplae Weaving House, which exhibits Laplae’s traditional woven textiles from past to present. The Mon Laplae souvenir shop sells local handicrafts, traditional woven fabrics, unique Laplae food and souvenirs, seasonal fruits, and health drinks.

 

Laplae Cultural Route offers guided tours along the cultural and legendary trails of Laplae by bicycle with local guides. Visitors can explore ancient sites and agricultural tourist attractions, witness the only fruit transport system across the mountains using cable wires in Thailand, and savor delicious durian varieties such as Long Laplae and Lin Laplae, as well as lanzones, langsat, and longkong fruits. This region is famously known as the “Edible Mountain”. For more information, contact: 055-431439.