Tak Travel Package Tours

This is a famous tourist attraction of Changwat Tak, located at Tambon Mai Ngam, Amphoe Muang, and is accessible via a 300 meter branch road…

Thailand’s lovely annual Festival of Lights on the full moon night in November, is celebrated in a unique manner in Tak. Local people thread together…

This scenic, extensive area within the heart of Tak city is located near Wat Mani Banphot on Paholyothin Highway. Inside the temple, a Chiang Saen…

Celebrated annually from December 28-January 3 at the Taksin Shrine and provincial sports field, the fair features religious ceremonial and processions, displays and nightly folk…

A medium-size waterfall with a stream running down the different tiers, Namtok Nang Khruan is another tourist attraction for nature lovers. It is located 12…

Ban Loe Tong Ku Lae Tong Ku is a village where residents still wear traditional clothes and continue to live a simple life. The Karen…

Located approximately 60 kilometers north of Tak city in Amphoe Sam Ngao is Bhumibol Dam, Thailand’s largest dam. Formerlly known as Yanhi Dam, this is…

The cruise on Mae Ping Lake is a popular activity that tourist should not miss. The extensive reservoir extending to Chiang Mai’s Hot District provides…

Located in Mae Ka Sa village, this small waterfall can be traveled to all year round. The waterfall has a stream running down from a…

The Lan Sang National Park is an important natural site within Tak District. It became the Thailand’s 15th National Park on the 14th May 1978…

The Mae Usu Cave is located on the magnificent Mae Sot, Mae Sariang Highway No. 1085 at Km. 95-96, this cave boasts an underworld of…

This national park is located at tambon Mae Tor and Pa Wor, 2 kilometers off of the km. 26 marker on the Tak-Mae Sot Highway…