Tak is a lower-northern border province brimming with world-class nature. Discover the majestic Thi Lo Su waterfall, explore Taksin Maharaj National Park, and experience the vibrant Mae Sot border market. Travel between November and February for refreshing cool weather.
Must-Visit Places in Tak
💧 Thi Lo Su Waterfall (Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary)
The largest waterfall in Thailand and Southeast Asia, located in Umphang District, standing over 200 meters tall.
🛍️ Mae Sot Border Market
A vibrant Thai-Myanmar border market offering a wide variety of goods including gems, woven fabrics, and local Myanmar products at affordable prices.
🏛️ King Ramkhamhaeng Monument
An important monument in Tak Province commemorating King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, who founded the Thai nation and created the Thai alphabet.
🌊 Bhumibol Dam
The largest arch dam in Thailand, situated on the Ping River, offering stunning scenery and the opportunity to witness water releases.
Local Food
Burmese Khao Soi
Egg noodles served in a rich Myanmar-style curry broth, typically accompanied by pickled vegetables and sliced shallots.
Freshwater Seaweed Salad
Freshwater seaweed from local rivers, tossed with lime, chili, garlic, and fish sauce for a refreshing local flavor.
Northern Laab (Raw Minced Meat Salad)
A traditional Northern Thai dish made from minced meat mixed with aromatic spices and local herbs, bold in flavor and aroma.
