"Siritharn Waterfall", a beautiful waterfall with a royal name

Sirithar Waterfall is located in Doi Inthanon National Park, 81 kilometers from Chiang Mai city. It was originally called "Pa Ka Waterfall", while "Sirithar Waterfall" was given by the King under the royal patronage of Her Majesty the Queen Mother. It is a waterfall that flows from the Mae Klang River before flowing into the Mae Ping River in Chom Thong District. It is approximately 50 meters high and flows down a large cliff in two beautiful tiers. It also has a large volume of water and a strong current throughout the year. The forest in this area is a mixed deciduous forest with pine and dry evergreen forests. It has high biodiversity and is an important source of food and herbs. This river is also beneficial to villagers living in the Mae Klang River basin and Chom Thong District in using water for consumption and agriculture. #WaterfallTourism #SiritharWaterfall #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiWaterfallTourism #Waterfall #TravelAndEatAndTravel #ChiangMai #ChomThongWaterfall #trip #tripmoments #100WaysToTravel