Rafting on the Wa River Located in Tambon Nam Phang, about 59 kilometers from Nan city, is a large river. Clear water flows throughout the year with beautiful scenery. Both sides are lush with forests, rocks, beautiful islands. Both sides are high and complex mountains passing through more than 22 rapids, which have a difficulty level of rafting at level 3-5. The largest and most difficult rapids are Kaeng Luang. Some points of the river are sandy beaches where rafts can be parked for tourists to swim. Some places are elephant camps for taking elephants to Ban Hat Rai. The peak of water is in August. and the lowest amount of water is April The most suitable time for rafting on the Wa River is between November and January. It is located in Mae Charim National Park. 16 kilometers from Mae Charim District, there are more than 10 rapids ranging from level 1-3, rafting on the central Wa River. The starting point for rafting in the middle of Nam Wa Starting from Ban Sop Mang, Bor Kluea District, ending at Kaeng Wang Lun, Nong Daeng Subdistrict, Mae Charim District, there are more than 100 islands ranging from levels 1-5 according to international standards. Rafting on the upper Wa River. is the beginning of the Wa River The length of the river is approximately 35 kilometers, suitable for a specific group of tourists who like adventure.