Beautiful wet fun! It’s a great well maintained national park and I’d recommend taking a taxi since many will wait for you. A full guided tour is not necessary, there’s no entrance fee and it’s clearly shown on a map. Going alone means you can set your own pace. My son (age 11), left Chiang Mai at 9am so it wasn’t busy and we were able to crawl up and down the waterfall. It is best done barefoot, take a small water proof bag for your phone and if you want to put your flip flops in. There are storage lockers and clean spacious change rooms. I noticed the locals didn’t get wet at all if that’s your thing but we enjoyed laying down in the rushing water. The rocks are mostly sticky but there’s a few slippery sections and there’s ropes to help you climb so you need to be a little fit. For those who don’t want to climb in the water or can’t use the ropes, there are stairs running next to it. Keep an eye on younger ones since there’s a couple of spots you shouldn’t climb up since it’s too steep and the sign is old and not very clear. We stayed 2 hours and could’ve stayed longer if we brought a picnic.

Amazing! One of the neatest places I’ve ever been. Perfect for our 11 & 8 year old. Our 6 year old did require some support but loved scrambling up the rocks. There were younger kids than her there too! Definitely a must-do in the area.

We arrived without any expectations by ourselves (rent a scooter) and paid no entry, walked down some stairs and saw these smalls waterfalls. And damn, that was quite a lot of fun! Just be yourself and give your inner child something to play with. Take off your boots, get rid of unnecessary stuff and get ready for some water. You are able to climb these waterfalls with ease and also take some great pictures. At the time we have been there, not as many people were there, but that probably depends on our late arrival by bike. You were able to lay down, enjoy the water flowing over your body or just climb as much as you would like to. And even if you are not as good in climbing, there are some ropes for some more slippery parts to help you. It is approximately one hour away from Chiang Mai (relaxed driving) and I would absolutely recommend this place for a fun afternoon!