Dive into Thailand's most beautiful waterfalls with us! Especially in the north, you can discover breathtaking waterfalls straight out of a fairytale. Probably the most beautiful are located in Doi Inthanon National Park, such as the Mae Klang Waterfall or the Wachirathan Falls. In the province of Kanchanaburi, around 130 km west of Bangkok, you will find the impressive Erawan Waterfallsª. The south of Thailand also has some beautiful waterfalls to offer, including the adventurous Namuang Waterfall 2 on Koh Samui. Another very special waterfall is the Khlong Thom Nuea Hot Stream in Krabi, which consists of hot spring water and offers a unique bathing experience!
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Namuang Waterfall 2
Hidden in the jungle of Koh Samui is a real gem: Namuang Waterfall 2. It is located above its sister waterfall of the same name, Namuang 1. The path to the top is very adventurous and great fun! It goes over old wooden bridges, over natural stony terrain and up steep cliffs. In some places, you can shimmy up using ropes to cross larger rocks. At various stages, you will see small natural pools and beautiful photo opportunities - and at the very top:...
Namuang Waterfall 1
he mountains and forests of Koh Samui hide some interesting highlights, including the picturesque Namuang Waterfall 1. It has the number because there are two of them, but they are both quite different (you can find out more below). Namuang Waterfall 1 is located fairly centrally on the island and is easily accessible by scooter or car. Upon arrival at the site, a parking fee of 20 THB is charged per scooter...
Mae Klang Waterfall
Mae Klang Waterfall is an impressive waterfall in northern Thailand, located at the foot of the famous Doi Inthanon - before the official entrance to the national park. It is therefore free to visit and ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy a beautiful nature experience without paying an entrance fee. The waterfall cascades down around 30 meters and is a spectacular sight, especially during the rainy season. An easily accessible path leads you directly to the foot of the...
Wachirathan waterfall
The Wachirathan Waterfall is a real crowd-puller in Doi Inthanon National Park. The impressive drop of over 80 meters, combined with the fresh breeze of the water mist, makes for an unforgettable nature experience. Not far from the parking lot, the waterfall is easily accessible via a well-maintained path. The viewing platform is also well developed. The surrounding area is characterized by lush green rainforest, moss-covered rocks and exotic flora - perfect for a short walk in the midst of nature....
Than Sadet National Park
Than Sadet National Park is located in the east of Koh Phangan, which you can explore for a fee of 100 baht (approx. 2.50 euros). It consists of dense jungle, large rock formations and clear rivers. The park is famous for the historic Than Sadet waterfall, which was once visited by King Rama V, who immortalized his inscriptions in the rock. Unfortunately, the waterfall is very dry, almost parched, especially in the high season - which is why bathing is not always...
