Huai Tueng Thao

Came here yesterday.. we ate on the raft then took a short drive to the large park where the animals were. Some of them allow you to climb on top. Very laid back, relaxing place. Best thing is that there were very few tourists.. it's a fun place to go to if you want to escap the crowds. Lots of friendly dogs in the park also

One of the tourist attraction in Mae Rim District Chiang Mai Province

Our family recently visited in March, hoping for a pleasant day out. While the floating bamboo huts offer a nice view of the mountains for lunch. The experience was disappointed by the appalling water quality. Despite noticing the murky appearance of the water, we allowed our child to briefly play in the shallow area, dipping their feet. To our horror, tiny white worm-like creatures immediately started clinging to their legs. It was quite unsettling to see them stuck to their skin. To make matters worse, there were no proper facilities to wash off. We couldn't find any soap for sale, nor were there dedicated shower areas. We used drinking water to rinse our child's legs. If you have children, I strongly advise against letting them even dip a toe in the water. This completely unsuitable for kids. Save yourself the worry and avoid the water entirely. Honestly, if it weren't for the terrible water quality, this place would have been incredibly enjoyable. The beautiful natural surroundings and numerous photo opportunities truly make it a delightful spot to explore.