Kaeng Wang Loon is located in Moo 5, Nong Daeng Subdistrict, Mae Charim District, Nan Province. It is one of the key rapids on the Wa River, popular among adventure-seeking tourists who enjoy white-water rafting amidst Nan’s pristine natural surroundings. What makes Kaeng Wang Loon stand out is its strong currents that flow year-round, especially from the rainy season into early winter when the waters become even more intense—providing thrilling and technically challenging rafting experiences.

 

On both sides of the Wa River along the route through Kaeng Wang Loon, the forests and natural landscapes remain lush and unspoiled. As tourists raft through the area, they are greeted by scenic rock formations, small waterfalls, and the sounds of birds echoing through the forest—offering a peaceful and refreshing counterbalance to the adrenaline-pumping rapids. During the high-water season, rafting from the starting point at Ban Sop Mang down through Kaeng Wang Loon to the endpoint typically takes around 6 to 8 hours. Visitors can also opt to camp along the riverbanks and enjoy the nighttime atmosphere of nature.

 

Rafting activities at Kaeng Wang Loon are available in full two-day-one-night routes or shorter half-day trips, depending on each visitor’s schedule and preference. Local providers offer inflatable rafts, life jackets, helmets, and experienced guides to ensure safety throughout the journey—even non-swimmers can confidently participate in the adventure.

 

Beyond the excitement of rafting, Kaeng Wang Loon is also ideal for nature-based relaxation. Visitors can pitch a tent under the stars beside the river, light a simple campfire for cooking, or capture beautiful photos of the surroundings from every angle. The perfect blend of adrenaline and serenity makes this destination one of the most memorable adventure spots in Northern Thailand.

 

To get to Kaeng Wang Loon, travelers can start from Nan city, take the route toward Mae Charim District, then follow the local roads into Nong Daeng Subdistrict. It is recommended to contact a local rafting provider in advance to arrange a trip that matches the water conditions and to ensure safety throughout the journey along this exhilarating and scenic stretch of the Wa River.