Rating: 3.6/5 (5 votes)

Open Days: Generally open daily (depending on weather conditions and trail accessibility, especially during the rainy season).

Opening Hours: No fixed opening or closing time. Visiting is recommended between 08:00 – 16:30.

 

Huai Mo Waterfall is located in Village No. 2, Ban Huai Mo, Pa Miang Subdistrict, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai Province. This small to medium-sized waterfall is hidden within the headwater forest of the Pa Miang community. The surrounding area has preserved much of its natural forest character and is not developed as a commercial tourist attraction, but rather serves as a natural space that the local community has long shared for water resources and seasonal recreation.

 

Huai Mo Waterfall is not defined by dramatic height or powerful cascades, but instead by the lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere of the surrounding forest. The stream flows over natural rock formations, forming several small pools. During the rainy season and early winter, the water volume is at its most attractive, while in the dry season it diminishes into a clear stream that still offers a refreshing and calming environment.

 

The surrounding area consists of moist evergreen forest mixed with deciduous forest, maintaining high humidity throughout the year. This environment supports the growth of various forest plants and fern species. The richness of this headwater forest plays an important role in the daily lives of the Huai Mo community and nearby villages, particularly in providing water for household use and small-scale agriculture.

 

Visiting Huai Mo Waterfall is therefore well suited to travelers who appreciate quiet natural settings, do not expect extensive facilities, and value responsible nature-based tourism. Visiting on weekdays offers an even greater sense of privacy and immersion in the forest landscape.

 

Getting There Huai Mo Waterfall can be reached by traveling from Chiang Mai city toward Doi Saket District, then continuing into Pa Miang Subdistrict and Ban Huai Mo village. The final section of the route consists of community roads with a mix of asphalt and concrete surfaces. Extra caution is advised, particularly during the rainy season. After parking in a suitable area, visitors will need to walk a short distance along a natural trail to reach the waterfall.

 

 

A: The best period is from the end of the rainy season to early winter, when water levels are attractive and the weather is cool.

 

A: The walk from the parking area is short and suitable for visitors with general fitness.

 

A: There are no major tourist facilities. Visitors should prepare personal items in advance.

 

A: Swimming is possible in certain sections, but visitors should be cautious of water levels and slippery rocks, especially during the rainy season.