National Park Mae Ping of more than 1000 square km is located in the part of Chiang Mai province and in the provinces of Lampang and Tak. The name of the Park received its name from the river that flows through it to the South to the biggest reservoir in Thailand the dam Bhumibol. Here, cruise ships ply the shiny surface of the water, enjoying the fresh air and great views of the mountains.

The main terrain Park is a mountain range with a height of about 900 meters above sea level, the maximum peak in 1334 meter has a peak of DOI Hua Lao. On the slopes of the same flow numerous streams.

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

The fauna of the Park is impressive diversity. It is possible to meet the Goral, deer, wild pigs, cat-fishing, Asian black bear, Indian civet, as well as macaques, langurs and Gibbons. In addition, the Park has more than 80 species of rare birds, making it an attractive destination for many birders.

The Park has a waterfall Kor Luang. It is a 500 meters of falling water with two stages. In the forests surrounding the waterfall for a variety of birds, watching them under the sound of the waterfall can bring the truth of divine pleasure.