Phu Sang Waterfall
น้ำตกภูซาง
A rare hot spring waterfall in Thailand, where water at about 35°C pours from a rock wall into a pool that you can soak your feet in or swim in, located in Phu Sang National Park.
The waterfall is in Phu Sang National Park, northeast of Phayao province. Its water comes from underground hot springs and stays at about 35°C year-round. It falls over a limestone cliff more than ten metres high and gathers in a green pool. Visitors can wade in the shallow pool below the falls, and on cool-season mornings the water surface steams with mist. Near the ranger station are trails, food stalls and a campsite. Foreign visitors pay the national park entrance fee, and it is crowded on weekends. It can be combined with temples in Chiang Khong for a day trip.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Wat Phra That Sop Waen
- Wat Nantaram, Chiang Kham
- Wat Phra Nang Din
- Phu Langka Forest Park
- Mae Puem National Park
- Wat Li
- Wat Phra That Chom Thong & Phayao Skywalk
- Wat Si Khom Kham