Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall · Mae Taeng
Sticky Waterfall, then lunch in the rice fields.
Doona Resort is an easy countryside base near Bua Tong, with space to swim, stay or settle in for a relaxed meal after the climb.
At a glance
Turn a waterfall visit into a better Mae Taeng day.
Bua Tong is known for pale limestone cascades whose textured mineral surface gives visitors unusual grip underfoot. It is one of northern Chiang Mai’s most memorable nature stops. Doona is close enough for an early visit, a comfortable lunch afterwards and an overnight stay away from the city rush.
Go early and climb at your own pace.
Wear secure footwear, move carefully and follow all on-site safety guidance. Rock conditions can change, especially around wet or crowded sections, so never assume every surface has the same grip.
Come back hungry.
After the waterfall, Doona Restaurant offers a calm change of pace among the rice fields. Day visitors can ask about lunch, coffee or a longer meal before driving back toward Chiang Mai.
Stay for the pool, sunset and next morning.
A day trip becomes much easier when you do not have to race the city traffic. Check in, cool off in the saltwater pool and continue to Mae Ngat Dam or Wat Ban Den the following day.
Plan the day
A practical Sticky Waterfall day
This flexible sequence keeps the active part of the day cool and the afternoon relaxed.
- 01
Morning · Bua Tong
Arrive earlier in the day, carry drinking water and allow time to explore without rushing.
- 02
Lunch · Doona Restaurant
Travel approximately 18 minutes to Doona. Message ahead so the team can confirm the current menu and kitchen availability.
- 03
Afternoon · Swim or stay
Overnight guests can slow down by the pool. Day visitors can continue to nearby Mae Ngat Dam or Wat Ban Den.
Eat at Doona
A restaurant stop worth planning into the route.
Doona Restaurant is not only for overnight guests. It gives Sticky Waterfall visitors a more memorable alternative to eating on the road, with generous food and open countryside around the table.
Kitchen hours and menus can vary. Send a LINE message before leaving Bua Tong and the team can confirm what is available.Questions travellers ask
Questions travellers ask
How far is Doona Resort from Sticky Waterfall?
Doona Resort is approximately an 18-minute drive from Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall. Actual travel time varies with traffic, weather and your route.
Can we visit Doona Restaurant without staying overnight?
Yes, day visitors can dine when the kitchen is available. Message the resort on LINE first to confirm today’s menu and table availability.
What should I bring to Sticky Waterfall?
Bring drinking water, sun protection, secure footwear and a change of clothes. Follow the current park guidance and take extra care on wet rock and around children.
What else can we visit nearby?
Mae Ngat Dam, Wat Ban Den and the rural roads of Mae Taeng combine well with Bua Tong. Staying at Doona makes it easier to spread these places across two relaxed days.
Doona Resort · Mae Taeng · Chiang Mai
Climb, eat well, then slow down.
Ask the Doona family about restaurant availability, rooms and a simple Mae Taeng route built around Sticky Waterfall.