2025 Nam Pat Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

“Mahaesak” or “Big Teak Tree” in Ton Sak Yai National Park, Uttaradit Province is the largest teak tree in the world, approximately 1,500 years old, over 47 meters tall and with a circumference of over 10 meters. It is a great natural treasure. The surrounding atmosphere is shady and quiet, suitable for those who love nature and want to truly experience the power of the ancient forest. #VisitSecondaryCities

Good things are often in the deep forest. Phu Soi Dao Waterfall, a waterfall hidden in Phu Soi Dao National Park, Uttaradit Province. You have to travel to Nam Pat District, but believe me, it's worth it. Beautiful, relaxing. The road is small but paved the whole way. The waterfall here has 5 levels, beautiful from the first level. And there is a path to explore nature on each level, fun. For those who are strong, you can walk to the highest point. You will see the view of 2 countries, Thailand and Laos, increasing the value even more. Contact 055-436793. #This content is of quality.

The Thai-Laos border marker is located in Phu Soi Dao National Park. It is a border marker that marks the border between Thailand and Laos that was established after the Ban Rom Klao War. It is a popular tourist attraction for taking pictures. It is as if you just stepped foot from the Thai border marker and entered Laos immediately. The surrounding landscape is full of pine trees, which is why this place is also called “Lan Son 2 Lands”. To get here, you have to walk into the forest. The distance from the Lan Son Phu Soi Dao camping ground is about 1 kilometer. When you come here, it is like you have arrived in 2 countries at the same time. Coordinates: 1268 Tambon Huai Mun, Amphoe Nam Pat, Uttaradit Province #HelloStranger #Uttaradit #TeamNortheast

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🥾 The route is intense but worth it – The route is about 6.5 km long from the waterfall to the pine field, passing through 5 hills, the last hill is called “Death Hill”, which is brutal but not too brutal.  – It takes about 4–6 hours to go up and down, depending on your fitness and stopping to take pictures of the flower fields along the way () ⸻ ⛺ Pack your bags and stay overnight and watch the stars – A 3-day, 2-night activity by booking in advance through the National Park Department (limited to 80–350 people/day)  – The camping site on the top is Larn Paa Son, which is expensive but safe, just a few steps from the stargazing point and the sea of ​​mist.  – Bring your tent, sleeping bag, camping equipment, and water, because there are limited sales services and littering is prohibited. (Deposit is refundable when you take it back) () ⸻ 💦 Waterfalls & Flower Gardens – There are many waterfalls, such as Phu Soi Dao Waterfall (5 levels) and Sai Thip Waterfall (7 levels), which are easy to walk to.  – Many types of wild flowers during the rainy and winter seasons, including pointed flowers, pink, white, and yellow, blooming in the middle of the forest and pine fields () ⸻ 🎯 Real things to prepare Things to have Reasons Non-slip shoes, wet paths, mud, steep slopes, slippery rocks Water/breakfast, no shops on the way, must bring Sweater, the mountain peak is really cold (10–13°C) Flashlight, no electricity at night at the tent site Wound medicine, there may be wood chips in the forest or slippery falls #Phu Soi Dao #Miss the forest

Phu Soi Dao National Park (อุทยานแห่งชาติภูสอยดาว) is a stunning natural spot located in Uttaradit Province. This waterfall is divided into five tiers, each with its own name: "Phu Soi Dao," "Sa Khao Duen," "Mueang Fan," "Khan Nika," and "Sa Pha Phan." Water flows year-round, offering different kinds of beauty depending on the season. The lush surroundings of the waterfall make it an ideal destination for hiking and camping. Access You can reach the park by private car or public bus. From Phitsanulok Province, take Route 11, then switch to Route 1246, followed by Route 1143, and finally Route 1268. The distance is approximately 188 kilometers. From Uttaradit Province, use Route 1047, then Route 1239, and continue on Route 1268. The distance is about 133 kilometers.

Visiting Phu Soi Dao in late July was an amazing experience. The atmosphere was fantastic, as the weather during the hike was cool with light rain. For those planning to go, I highly recommend preparing both physically and mentally, as the trail is long and steep. However, it's incredibly fun and a truly memorable adventure. If I get the chance, I’d love to go back again. Just a little tip: if it rains at the top of Phu Soi Dao, it gets extremely cold!

This trip came from a short thought but a long feeling that “I want to see the field of wild Himalayan cherry blossoms once.” So we organized a 2-day, 1-night chill trip to Phu Soi Dao, Uttaradit. We walked up slowly and the view was worth every drop of sweat! 🗓 Day 1 We started walking up around 9 am. The morning air was cool with a thin layer of fog covering the path. We passed several waterfalls where we could stop to rest, take pictures, and recharge. The path might be steep in some parts, especially the hill to send off relatives 😅 But when we reached the pine field… we were immediately relieved! 🌲 During August–September, the wild Himalayan cherry blossoms started to bloom, alternating with a thin layer of fog that seemed like a dream. The night air was very cold. We slept in a tent and watched the stars. It was so awesome! ✨ 🗓 Day 2 We woke up early to see the fog floating through the pine trees. The atmosphere was like being in a movie. We packed our stuff and prepared to walk down slowly. We stopped by a waterfall on the way. We reached the bottom around the afternoon, ending the trip without rushing. But very satisfying! 📌 Tips for those who want to climb in a relaxed way ✔ You should do some light physical exercise 1-2 weeks before coming ✔ Carry only necessary items, light weight first ✔ Borrowing a porter will help, much easier on the shoulders ✔ Prepare a raincoat, hat, and mosquito repellent ✔ Book in advance because the number of tourists is limited 🌟 Highlights of the place • Lan Son Sam Bai: A tent site with a great view, like being in a movie scene • Thung Dok Hong Nak: Purple flowers bloom all over the field during the rainy season (Aug.–Sep.) • Phu Soi Dao Waterfall: A 5-tiered waterfall in the middle of the walkway, suitable for stopping to cool down • Sea of ​​Mist Viewpoint: Waking up early to see the mist floating above the pine trees is the best value 🏕 Activities • Hiking 6.5 km, takes 4–6 hours (depending on speed and stops along the way) • See and take pictures of the field of Dok Hong Nak • Camping, setting up a tent, sleeping under the stars (must prepare your own equipment or use the porter service) • Watch the sunset / sunrise on the pine field It's a purely natural experience. • If you come with a lot of friends, a light campfire activity can also create good memories. 🕐 Opening hours and admission fees • Open for hiking up the mountain: Only during the rainy season - winter (July 1 - October 31) of every year. • Opening hours: 08:00 - 14:00 (Do not climb after this time for safety reasons) • Park entrance fee: • Adults 40 baht / Children 20 baht (Thai people) • Adults 200 baht / Children 100 baht (Foreigners) • Porter fee: Approximately 30 baht per kilogram • Tent pitching fee: 30 baht per person for tent pitching or rent a park tent (300-450 baht/night) #Get a discount without relying on luck #Travel in Thailand #Phu Soi Dao #Hiking #Rainy season attractions

Phu Soi Dao is very cold 📍Address: Uttaradit Province 💞Reason for recommendation: The stars are very beautiful Prepare your body

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Visit Phu Soi Dao Waterfall, Phu Soi Dao National Park 🌲💦 Highlights: 5-tiered waterfall, beautifully and magnificently cascading down, lush forest and mountain nature, challenging but worthwhile hiking trails, peaceful and refreshing atmosphere Activities: Nature study hikes (path to the waterfall), admiring the beauty of each level of the waterfall, taking photos, relaxing in nature Suitable for: Adventurers, those who love hiking and adventure, those who want to experience the beauty of the great waterfall and pure nature Things to know: The hiking trail is quite steep and takes time. You should prepare your body. There is a place to pitch a tent for those who want to experience nature to the fullest. There should be an officer to lead the way if you are not familiar with the trail. Prepare hiking equipment and appropriate clothing.

Phu Soi Dao, you can travel in 2 days and 1 night. On the first day, we almost ran out of energy, but the atmosphere was great. There was occasional rain. When we saw the pine tree field in the mist, we were no longer tired. On the morning of the second day, we walked around the pine tree field to take pictures. When we went, Phu Soi Dao was the opening season in July. The Ngon Naga flowers had not bloomed yet. However, if anyone wants to conquer the peak of 2,102, it will take 3 days and 2 nights during November-January because it is the rainy season. The hiking trail up Phu Soi Dao is 6.5 kilometers long. We have to walk through 5 slopes: the Send Yat slope, the Prab Sien slope, the Pa Ko slope, the Suea Krong slope, and the Death slope. This slope is the only one that is quite steep. If you can get through it, it will be easy. Before coming, you should prepare your body to defy gravity. There are porters at 30 baht/kilogram, but you should be mentally prepared if there are a lot of tourists, it may not be enough. I recommend that you separate the important things that you need to carry up by yourself, such as drinking water along the way, snacks, food supplies, and toiletries. Raincoats, etc. Because we may arrive hours before the porters, we will not have to wait for the things we need. Friends can contact to rent tents, sleeping bags and bedding from the national park. And must hire porters to carry up by themselves according to the weight. As for the top of the park, there is a large tent area, not crowded. Upstairs there are bathrooms. You have to rent a water bucket and a water dipper to get water to use by yourself. Upstairs there is no convenience store, but there are some services as follows: There is water to put in the machine. Prepare 5 or 10 baht coins to put in. There is also rice and fried eggs for sale, but you should bring your own food in case you get hungry. There is electricity to charge your phone (a service provided by the officers, with a fee). Upstairs there is no electricity. After the sun sets, it will be very dark. It is recommended to bring a flashlight or use a mobile phone. The TRUE phone signal is not very strong. If you go during the rainy season, don't forget to bring raincoats. There are a lot of insects and midges. You should bring mosquito repellent and other insect repellents. If anyone wants to see the beauty of the crested swan flowers, it is recommended to come during August-September. It is one of the most beautiful purple flower fields in Thailand. #Phu Soi Dao #Phu Soi Dao National Park #Phu Soi Dao Pine Field #Thai Hiking

It is a medium-sized waterfall in the Nam Phai Stream flowing into the Pad River in Nam Pad District. There are 5 levels of waterfalls in total. Each level has a beautiful name: Phu Soi Dao, Skao Duen, Muean Fan, Kannika and Suphaphon. There is water flowing all year round. The waterfall is about 2 kilometers away from the park. It is the same point as the starting point for walking up to Phu Soi Dao. Inside the tourist service center, there is a welfare shop, a restaurant, toilets and showers for service. Tourists can walk to study nature along the waterfall path. It is a flat, easy walk with a shady atmosphere. The park fee is 40 baht per person. The car fee is 30 baht per car. 📍 Huai Mun Subdistrict, Nam Pat District, Uttaradit Province 🕰️ Open for visits every day from 08.30 - 16.30 hrs. 🚗 There is a parking lot and a shuttle from the park. #Nature attractions #Waterfall tour #Phu Soi Dao Waterfall #National park tour #Phu Soi Dao National Park #Phu Soi Dao

This big Sak tree is about 1,500 years old and has a circumference of 1,007 centimeters. Although the top was broken by the storm, most of the trunk is still intact and has been maintained to be strong and healthy. In addition, for those who love nature, there is a 2-kilometer nature study trail inside the big Sak tree forest park where you can fully study nature. It is located at Village 4, Ban Pang Kluea, Nam Krai Subdistrict, Nam Pat District. #tripแจกลด #ต้นมหาเษก

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Phu Soi Dao Waterfall, Phu Soi Dao National Park Driving from Nan to Phayao, let's stop by Phu Soi Dao Waterfall. Phu Soi Dao is a waterfall that is open all year round. There is water all year round. The amount depends on the season. Phu Soi Dao Waterfall is located in Phu Soi Dao National Park, Uttaradit Province. The waterfall is on the way up to Lan Son. Walk a little bit and you will find the waterfall. Walk another 100 meters and you will find the second level of the waterfall. Let me tell you that it is very beautiful. Cool and refreshing. #I want to go #Visit Uttaradit #Visit waterfalls #Phu Soi Dao National Park

Phu Soi Dao Waterfall is a waterfall that you can visit all year round. It has water all year round. Especially during the hot season like this, it is perfect for sitting and soaking in the cool water. Phu Soi Dao Waterfall is located in the Phu Soi Dao National Park area, on the same side as the path up to the Phu Soi Dao pine forest. Here, there is water flowing all year round. There is a waterfall that flows down in layers, very beautiful. If anyone wants to come and sit and play in the water, you can do that too. The water is very cold. In front, there is also a park shop open to serve visitors here. #FindingSomethingToTravel #MyTravelDiary #VisitWaterfalls #PhuSoiDao #Songkran2024Travel

#dreamvoyage Phu Soi Dao Waterfall Located in Phu Soi Dao National Park, there are 5 levels in total: Phu Soi Dao, Skao Duen, Muean Fan, Kannika, Suphaphon. Each level has a nice name. Suitable for coming to relax because the level is not very high. It is not far to walk and you can go swimming. Suitable for relaxing. There is water flowing here all year round. Coordinates Phu Soi Dao Waterfall 1268 Tambon Huai Mun, Amphoe Nam Pat, Uttaradit Province

Phu Soi Dao National Park covers the area of ​​Nam Pat National Forest Reserve, Tambon Muang Chet Ton, Tambon Na Khum, Tambon Ban Khok, Amphoe Ban Khok, Tambon Huai Mun, Nam Pat District, Uttaradit Province, Tambon Bo Phak, Amphoe Chat Trakan, Phitsanulok Province. It is an area with relatively complete forest conditions, covered with beautiful natural forests. It is a source of streams. The highest peak of Phu Soi Dao is 2,102 meters above sea level, which is the 4th highest in Thailand. This park has interesting highlights and attracts tourists, including Phu Soi Dao Waterfall, a 5-tiered waterfall, and an adventure up to the beautiful Three-leaf Pine Field. It covers an area of ​​approximately 1,000 rai and is very beautiful. There is an asphalt road leading to the area, making it convenient for traveling and relaxing. Phu Soi Dao National Park covers an area of ​​125,110 rai or 200.18 square kilometers. #Phu Soi Dao Waterfall #Beautiful Waterfall #Phu Soi Dao National Park #Visit Uttaradit How to get there - Drive Tourist attractions - Phu Soi Dao National Park Hotels - Siharat Hotel Restaurants and food - Lom Yen Restaurant Shopping - Ta Nam Tai Yuan Market, Uttaradit Walking Street