There is nothing quite like walking barefoot UP a flowing waterfall. The Bua Thong Waterfalls (also known as the Sticky Waterfalls) are on most “must see” lists if you are visiting Chiang Mai – and for good reason. The falls are about an hour outside of the old city and make for a great day trip, especially on a hot day.
Sean and I rented a motorbike and took our sweet time coasting through the breathtaking scenery, stopping every so often to take photos and rest our sore buns. The Sri Lanna National Forest is not easy to find but luckily with Sean’s natural motorbike skills and my navigation know-how, we didn’t have too much trouble.
There are various levels of waterfalls to climb in the middle of a lush jungle landscape. We spent about an hour walking up and down the porous limestone rocks while admiring the beauty all around us. With the exception of a few mossy patches, the rocks had a sticky texture providing traction for our bare feet.
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EFFIT, LET'S GO 
Oh yeah we read about this one. Was it crowded? Because the post we read suggested it to be full of people wanting to do the same thing. Walk up!
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It wasn’t crowded at all when we went. Only a family and a few small groups/couples. Since there are different levels, there were moments when we had a part of the falls all to ourselves 🙂
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Wonderful timing! You know when word gets out the crowds come
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That looks like so much fun! :O
Also I want to let you know I nominated you for the Sunshine Blogger Award! Details here: https://audreywritesabroad.wordpress.com/2017/05/06/the-sunshine-blogger-award/
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Thank you so much! It was a ton of fun…especially since it was such a hot day 😉
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