Amphoe Li
Chedi Ha Duang
About 2 kilometres from Li is a group of five old pagoda
known as the Chedi Ha Duang. The site is believed to have been
an ancient town.
Mae Ping National Park
Covering an area of over 1,000 square kilometres is the
Mae Ping National Park. Its main feature is the Ping River, which
flows through the forests in the park. On both sides are fertile
forest-lands with sheer cliffs providing beautiful natural scenery.
Certain parts of the waterway spread out to form reservoir-like
bodies of water with numerous small islands and rapids. Another
attraction is the 7-level Ko Luang Waterfall, which is fed from
lime streams. It is just 20 kilometres from the park headquarters
and accessible by road. Fascinating stalactites and stalagmites
are to be found inside nearby lime caves. Tourists wishing to
stay overnight are recommended to contact park headquarters, which
are located some 20 kilometres off Highway No.106 at Km.47.
Wat Phra Bat Huai Tom
Wat Phra Bat Huai Tom is the largest temple in the district,
boasting a large Lanna-style Chedi and an extensive place of worship
built in laterite by Karens living in the vicinity who were admirers
of the highly revered Phra Kru Ba Chaiwongsa. The temple is about
5 kilometres off Highway No. 106 at Km. 47.
