TOP-10 of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand

Erawan

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It is located in the national park in the province of Kanchanaburi and is rightly considered one of the wonders of Thailand. The beauty of the waterfall is difficult to describe in words. His emerald-green water falls from seven ledges, stretching for a mile and a half. Erawan is surrounded by a tropical forest and small mountain spurs. By the way, the waterfall is named after the sacred elephant: the outlines of the seventh ledge resemble the head of an animal.

Huay Mae Khamin

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The waterfall is located in the territory of Khuean Srinagarindra Park. This is one of the most beautiful sights of Kanchanaburi province. The total length of the waterfall is 2,270 m, it includes seven ledges, surrounded by exotic vegetation. At the foot you will be greeted by a natural swimming pool, where you can refresh yourself after a long walk. It is believed that the best time to visit Huay Mae Khamin is from October to April.

Tad Mork

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Colorful, juicy landscapes around the waterfall will not leave anyone indifferent. Exotic greenery, the shining of the water and the natural beauty of the landscape can all be seen in the Mae Sa valley near the Mae Rim area. Water falls from a cliff 10 meters high.

Haew Narok

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One of the pearls of Khao Yai Park, located 250 km northeast of Bangkok. The height of Haew Narok is 150 m. According to tourists, the path to the waterfall is not easy: the path is sometimes very steep and rocky in places. But the goal is worth the effort, because Haew Narok is incredibly beautiful - you can not argue with that!

Wachirathan

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It is located in the territory of one of the most beautiful parks in Thailand - Doi Inthanon (total area about 500 km?). Wachirathan is a powerful cascade of water falling from a height of 40 meters and striking against granite rocks. Here you are surrounded by a thick spray of splashes and pleasant noise. Believe me, the sight is amazing!

Pha Charoen

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Scenic 97-tiered waterfall about 50 meters high. In fact, 97 steps are a conventional figure: according to tourists, the ledges are not more than 15. Pha Charoen is located in the northern part of the country, in the province of Tak, near the town of Mae Sot. The main advantage of the waterfall is that it opens the view almost entirely, so its beauty can be enjoyed in full. In addition, you can easily stroll along the lower steps without any problems: their maximum height is about 2 meters.

Mae Ya

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The huge and majestic Mae Ya is located in the southern part of the Doi Inthanon National Park and is considered to be the highest waterfall in Thailand. Getting to it is not easy, but thanks to a convenient path, laid especially for tourists, you can approach the waterfall as close as possible. Mae Ya consists of dozens of stepped cascades, which are hit by powerful streams of water, creating an impressive roar. The width of the waterfall is 100 m, and the height is 280 m! The best time to visit Mae Ya is from May to October.

Thi Lo Su

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Thi Lo Su, according to some sources, is the highest waterfall in the country. To reach it is problematic, because it is located in one of the most remote regions - the Umphang valley (Umphang). You can get here either by air or by a steep mountain serpentine. If you still choose land transport, be prepared for the fact that a path of 165 km long will take you at least four hours. But believe me, it's worth it: Thi Lo Su is considered the most beautiful waterfall in Southeast Asia! Its height is 250 meters, width - about 500. In addition to the fantastic view and tropical thickets, there is a cave and a natural swimming pool, where you must swim.

Siritan

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One of the waterfalls of Doi Inthanon National Park. Named after the queen, who once visited here. A specially equipped track about 100 meters long leads to the waterfall. Also, there is a spacious observation deck, which is always crowded with tourists with cameras.

Sai Yok

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The colorful waterfall of Sai Yok, located in the Central Park of Kanchanaburi province, completes our colorful ten. It is hidden in the mountains among the tropical jungle, and its surroundings are rightfully considered one of the most picturesque places in Thailand.