Several tour operators provide a variety of rafting packages, most of them overnight trips with meals included for between Bt.1,600 to Bt.2,000. The Umphang District close to the Burmese border is situated in the heart of Thailand's largest area of unspoiled forest. Running through the region is the most exciting part of Mae Khlong River that includes a series of rapids that snake through gorges and the scenic Tee Lor Su water fall. The course along the Mae Khlong River is now one of several places where you can enjoy white water rafting with professional guides and a high standard of safety and equipment. Rafting in Umphang is usually combined with some trekking and camping overnight in the forest.
Tours organised by local operators are very flexible.
Thi Lor Re waterfalls. As this is an environmentally fragile area, operators have to report the number of tourists they have to the TAT registration office before beginning the journey. The river passes through dense forest and rafting begins south of the Phong Leuk Forest Conservation Office, where rafters will find several rapids swirling through breathtaking scenery. This route takes about six hours and finished at Kaeng Krachan reservoir. It's also possible to break the journey and camp in the forest with the three days and four nights 33 kms stretch from KU Camp to Phong Leuk.