Highlights

The Thilosu Waterfall: The word Thilosu is Karen meaning big waterfall, which perfectly describes this mammoth of the North. The waterfall is 300 meters high and 500 meters wide. There is a second level you can walk to that offers panoramic views of the valley below.
From Umphang there are two ways to get there; by car or by water. During the month of December to May, automobiles are allowed into the sanctuary. However, during the rest of the year you will have to float down the river to see it.


Rafting and Driving: The starting point for you journey can begin at any of the creeks in town which feed the Mae Klong River. Once adrift, you will pass the Thilocho Waterfall, the Takhobi Reef, Pha Phueng, Pha Bong, and the many hot springs in the area. Rafting through this area takes about two hours. Once past, you will then need to drive for seventeen
kilometers to the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. From here, you continue on foot for one and four-fifths kilometers to the Waterfall. If rafting isn't your idea of a good time, you can drive the forty-two kilometers to the Wildlife Sanctuary Office in Umphang. Campsites are available inside the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary.

How to Get There
From the town of Tak, take Highway 1 to Kamphaeng Phet for seven kilometers. Turn right on to Highway 105 to Amphoe Mae Sot and drive for eighty-seven kilometers. Next, turn left on to Highway 1090 toward Amphoe Umphang for 164 kilometers. Then, take Highway 1288 to Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. The total distance from Tak is 300 kilometers.
Phu Doi Campsite call:0-5556-1049, 0-5556-1279
Bun Lam Tour call:0-5556-1021, 0-5556-1322
Camp Suk Sathian call:0-5556-1227
Tu Ka Su Cottage call:0-5556-1295
Thilosu RiverSide call:0-5556-1010, 0-1862-0533^
Thawatchai T.J. Tourcall:0-5556-1090, 0-5556-1327

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