Rafting from Umphang to...Tilo Su

~~Umphang Kee, Sai Fon Waterfall, Sai Rung Waterfall, Tee Lor Jor, Tee Lor Su~~ Rubber boat trip from Umphang to...Tee Lor Su. Rafting along the current of the Kwai Yai River. Along the way, we will experience beautiful nature, such as "Tee Lor Jor Waterfall" that falls from a high cliff into the river. Not far from there, we will pass "Rainbow Waterfall". If you travel at the right time, you will see a rainbow caused by sunlight hitting the water mist from the waterfall. Next, there is a "Hot Spring", which is a small hot spring that bubbles up from the river. Ruean Yang will stop for us to soak our feet and relax. We will also pass a strange cliff called "Pha Phueng", a cliff where a large number of bees have made nests, and "Pha Lueat", a high cliff that is red like blood. The rubber rafting takes about 3-4 hours, depending on the strength of the current. Every boat will drop off tourists at "Baan Tha Sai" There are two ways to travel from this point: by foot or by car to the camping area at Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, which is about 10 km away. Tee Lor Su Waterfall: "Tee Lor Su" was originally called "Tee Lor Chu" by the Karen people. The word Tee or Ti means water, Lo or Lo means flowing, falling, and Chu has no meaning. Later, it was changed to Su, which means black. This word coincidentally matches the word that the hill tribe people use to mean big. Therefore, the three words "Tee Lor Su" were combined to mean black waterfall or big waterfall. Tee Lor Su is considered a very beautiful and big waterfall. If you visit Tee Lor Su Waterfall in the dry season, even though you won't see the grandeur and splendor of the waterfall like in the rainy season when there is a lot of water, the good thing is that you can play in the water. But another perspective, nature creates beauty in the waterfall, not something that is built. Therefore, the beauty varies depending on the perspective. Even if there is little water, it is beautiful in another way. You will see cliffs, rocks, and green trees in the middle of the forest. But if there is a lot of water, you will only see many streams of waterfalls. Flowing through the gaps in the cliffs, trees and covered with steam, it is a mist in winter. This is the indescribable beauty of nature. #TiloSu #TiloJorNamtok #Umphang #TakTravel #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck