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This waterfall is famous for its unique non-slippery limestone rocks, which allow visitors to climb up the waterfall without slipping. The area surrounding the waterfall is lush and green, providing a beautiful backdrop for a day of exploration.
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Wat Ban Den
In a valley in the mountains of rural Chiang Mai, it welcomes guests who are interested in learning about, or just enjoying, wholesome, natural living. You can stay in an earthen brick hut, eat fantastic Thai food, admire, or make handicrafts, have a massage, or practice Thai boxing. Moreover, you can participate in earth home building, Thai cooking, and organic farming workshops. The staff at Earth Home can also help arrange homestays with local villagers if you prefer to sample the local way of life.
Although they offer an "Elephant's Day Care" program with no riding, be warned that they also offer elephant rides through their "Elephant Training Courses."
Princess Dara Rasmi was a consort of king Chulalongkorn (Rama V) and a member of the original royal family of Chiang Mai. 9 December 1933 she died. Now there is a yearly event around her villa. The event has a fair and performances of traditional dances.