Upstream Improvement Unit

Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Mae Thang Reservoir, Mae Lan Reservoir, Huai Nam Lao Reservoir, Kaeng Suea Ten, Huai Chan Reservoir, Huai Kan Reservoir, Huai Po Reservoir, Mae Song Reservoir, and Watershed Development Unit are key natural attractions in Phrae Province, Thailand. These locations play an essential role in water management and agriculture while also offering peaceful environments for relaxation and eco-tourism experiences.

 

Mae Thang Reservoir serves as a major water source for Ban Wiang and Nam Lao subdistricts. Built as an earth dam, it supports agriculture and fish farming while offering scenic views ideal for leisure.

 

Mae Lan Reservoir in Long District is a tranquil mid-sized reservoir where visitors can enjoy fishing and explore local agricultural markets nearby, located about 9 km from the district office.

 

Huai Nam Lao Reservoir functions as a community fish breeding area and a crucial water supply during dry seasons, supporting local livelihoods.

 

Kaeng Suea Ten, located near Mae Yom National Park, is a natural rapid stretching about 2 km along the Yom River. It is known for its sandy banks, camping areas, and rafting activities during October to January.

 

Huai Chan Reservoir supports over 4,000 rai of agricultural land and serves as a freshwater fish breeding area for local communities.

 

Huai Kan and Huai Po Reservoirs provide water resources for agriculture and act as green recreational areas surrounded by nature.

 

Mae Song Reservoir is one of the largest in the area, with a capacity of 65 million cubic meters. It features raft tours, Dragonfly Island, and nearby cave attractions.

 

The Watershed Development Unit in Ban Na Rai Diao is managed by the Royal Forest Department, offering cool climate conditions and a natural forest setting ideal for relaxation and environmental learning.

 

Travel Information Visitors can access these sites from Phrae city via Highway 101 and local roads. Distances range between 10–50 km depending on the destination. Private vehicles are recommended for convenience.

 

 

A: October to January offers the best weather and rafting conditions.

 

A: Yes, especially at Kaeng Suea Ten, but visitors must bring their own equipment.

 

A: Rafting, fishing, boating, and relaxing by the water.

 

A: Yes, but private vehicles are recommended.

 

A: Yes, these locations are peaceful and suitable for all ages.