Mae Ping National Park is an area of ​​over 1,000 square kilometers located in the province of Chiang Mai and Lampang provinces so. The name of the park was the same river that flows through it in the south of the largest dam reservoir in Thailand Phumibol. Where cruise ships ply the water surface of a shiny, enjoying fresh air and great views of the mountains.

The main terrain park is a ridge height of about 900 meters above sea level, the highest top in 1334 meter peak is Doi Hua Lao. On the slopes of the numerous streams flow down.

80% of the territory of the National Park Mae Ping deciduous forests make up only 20% and evergreen. Some of the most beautiful wood species such as teak, mahogany and rosewood Burmese grow here in sufficient quantity.

The fauna of the park is impressive diversity. It can be seen mountain, deer, wild pigs, a cat-fisherman, Asiatic black bear, Indian civet, and macaques, langurs and gibbons. In addition, the park has more than 80 species of rare birds, which makes it an attractive destination for many bird watchers.

The park is a waterfall Kor Luang. It is a 500 meters of falling water with two stages. In the forests surrounding the waterfall home to many birds, monitor them with the sound of a waterfall can bring truly divine pleasure.