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Kaeng Hua Taek Waterfall

Lamru Waterfall

This 5-tiered waterfall is located within the area of the Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park. The falls have water year-round and are a nice place to spend a day away from the beach.

Khao Chamao Waterfall

Khao Chamao Waterfall has a number of tiers soaring into the skyline and crystal-clear water dropping into an assortment of pools below. Many species of fish can be seen from the sides of the pools. Accommodation in the ...

Thale Ban National Park

Thale Ban National Park is a mountainous region covered with verdant forests. Limestone hills, constantly washed by the underground water, formed large cavities or even a large cave such as Toan Din Cave, Pah Deo Cave an...

Bueng Kluea (Salt Lake or Sea of Isaan)

Situated in Tambon Bueng Kluea, this is a large lake covering a total area of 7,500 hectares, with water all year round. There is a vast white sandy beach on the bank, lined with raft restaurants. It is one of the favour...

Koh Luang Waterfall

Kok Luang Waterfall originates from lime streams. Interesting stalactites and stalagmites are to be found inside nearby lime caves. There is accomodation for overnight stays but must be reserved at the park headquarters.

Ta Phraya National Park

High formations from Bantat Mountain range to Phanom Dong Rak Mountain range mark the landscape. It serves as the connecting point between Thailand and Cambodia. The highest peak is Pran Nuch Peak with an altitude of abo...

Ang Sap Lek

Ang Sap Lek is a natural ancient reservoir. King Narai the Great commanded French and Italian engineers to construct a pipeline directing the water from the reservoir to the royal palace....

Khao Lampi - Hat Thai Muang National Park

Khao Lam Pi - Hat Thai Mueang National Park in the eastern area of Andaman consists of two parts, the first part is Tai Muang beach and the second is Lam Pee Mountain. Tai Muang is positioned on the coast of the Andaman ...

Thung Salaeng Luang National Park

Hills of limestone, slate and hardpan between altitudes of 300 to 1,028 metres comprise the park. Thung Salaeng Luang is the water source of numerous streams and is marked by meadows and forests.