Mae Nam Kok, or The Kok River, is a major tributary flowing through northern Thailand into the Mekong River.
6th Grade students, from the Lanna International School in Chiang Mai Thailand, took an adventure to the river’s edge to dip cloth. Students learn about their region’s ecosystem and the life it sustains.
The Mae Nam Kok emerges from the hills of Burma’s Shan State at Tha Ton and then winds across the wooded hills of Chiang Rai Province to empty into the Mekong River just south of Chiang Saen town.
1955 friends on the Mae Kok RIver
1966 flooding of the Mae Kok River:
