Waterfalls have always been one of the favorite natural attractions for travelers in Thailand. Whatever part of the country you are visiting, you will always be able to find a waterfall nearby. Some popular waterfalls are easily accessible, while others need a little more effort and determination.

Erawan
The seven-tiered waterfall in Erawan         National Park is one of the most popular natural attractions in the country. It is located about 65 km northwest of Kanchanaburi town. The various tiers have deep pools, ideal for swimming, and the area abounds in ferns, orchids and other wild plants. To fully appreciate the beauty of the falls, you should take the winding trail up to the top and most magnificent level. The seventh tier is said to resemble the shape of Erawan, the three-headed elephant of Hindu mythology, and from which the park draws its name.

The Huai Khamin falls
The Huai Khamin falls, which tumble into the Si Nakharin reservoir, are among Thailand's most powerful and beautiful waterfalls. It is ocated in the Si Nakharin National Park. The little-visited falls have formed deep pools that are ideal for swimming. The surroundings are very peaceful with dense jungles and occasional sightings of elephants and other wildlife. The best way to get to the falls is by long-tailed boat from Ban Tha Kradan or Si Sawat on the eastern side of the reservoir.

Mae Ya Waterfall
It is in Chiang Mai province, the North of Thailand, which is famous for many waterfalls. This waterfall is thought to be the highest in Thailand.

Mae Klang Waterfall
The Nam Tok Mae Klang Waterfall lies    66 km southwest of Chiang Mai city at the foot of Doi Inthanon Mountain. This unusual waterfall has been visited by Thai people for many years and is easily Chiang Mai's most photographed waterfall. Visitors continue to come in large numbers on any sunny day in the year to swim or simply unwind in this beautiful natural setting.

Mae Sa Waterfall
The Nam Tok Mae Sa Waterfall is 26 km       from Chiang Mai city and is located at km 7 on the Mae Rim - Samoeng Road. This eight-tiered delightful waterfall occupies a natural setting among gigantic towering trees and always impresses visitors.

Hin Peung Waterfall
This gorgeous, three-tiered waterfall is located in the Ban Hin Peung section of Khlong Thom. Set deep in the forest, Hin Peung is well shaded, and runs down a steep rock face. Some hiking is necessary to reach this waterfall, but it is well worth the trip.