Adventure tourism - Exploring the Kang Yai Rapids in the Wa River, Nan Province

Adventure tourism - Exploring the Kang Yai Rapids in the Wa River, Nan Province

Adventure tourism - Exploring the Kang Yai Rapids in the Wa River, Nan Province 

     For those who love adventure tourism and are fond of exploring, an activity that many people associate with excitement and adventure is white-water rafting on the rapids. It is an activity that combines fun, challenges, and the thrilling experience of navigating the rough waters and paddling through rocky obstacles. Today, we introduce another ultimate destination that is worth exploring and testing your ability, which is the Wa River in Nan Province. If you want to know what it is like here, come and embark on this adventure with us.

     The Wa River is a long and winding river with many islands and rapids and covers areas in the Doi Phu Kha National Park, Khun Nan National Park, and Mae Charim National Park in Nan Province. The Wa River’s rapids are a popular tourist destination for those who enjoy natural tourism and white-water rafting adventures. The levels of difficulty of rafting on the Wa River rapids vary according to the areas of the river.

     The lower section of the Wa River covers a total distance of 15 kilometers and can be navigated all year round (level of difficulty 1-3). Along the riverbanks, there are lush green forests and unique rock formations in some areas, as well as water play areas on the sandy beaches.

     The middle section of the Wa River covers a distance of 85 km. The route is filled with islands, water castles flowing through gorges, and has strong currents and rapids, making it suitable for experienced rafters (level of difficulty 1-5). The best time to engage in activities there is from May to January.

     The upper section of the Wa River covers a distance of 35 km (with more than 100 islands) and passes through rocky rapids and waterfalls. The currents are very strong, making it suitable only for experienced rafters.

     The Wa River is considered a challenging and exciting rafting destination that is suitable for travellers of all levels. It is possible to go white-water rafting almost all year round, except during the month of August, when rafting activities are prohibited.

     Information about rafting on the Wa River

Source: Mae Charim National Park, 35 Moo 5, Ban Huai Sai Moon, Nam Pai Sub-district, Mae Charim District, Nan 55170 
Tel: +66 8 0679 9070 
Email: maejarim_np@hotmail.com


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