Haew Narok Waterfall — Attraction in Nakhon Nayok Province

The waterfall takes about 10-20 minutes walking. However, there are slopes up and down along the way to the waterfall. You should prepare inhaler, a fan, or a bottle of water. There are bridges and trees (the giant one) that you can stop and see along the way. The staff recommended that around October, the tide is high and the sight looks really beautiful, however, in the meantime, you wouldn't be able to take pictures as the water will be splattering everywhere even when you are on the deck.

For your own safety, you should not visit the waterfall after the sunset as not only will it be closed, but there’s also limited lights along the way with the majority of the path is in the tropical forest. You are also not allowed to swim in the water or jump down into the water as the distance between the sightseeing deck and the water is very high. There are benches along the way so you can stop, take a break, then continue walking.

Please stay aware of wild animals and don't make loud noise while walking as majority of the path is the forest and the officer said that wildlife randomly appears on the way from time to time.. Please acknowledge the emergency contact that is on the directory. Please also note that the phone signal is really low on the way towards...

Haew Narok Waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder located in Khao Yai National Park 🌿🌊. The waterfall is stunning, with water cascading down from a height of about 80 meters, creating a spectacular sight and a thunderous sound as it hits the rocks below 💦. The surrounding lush jungle adds to the beauty, giving the waterfall a serene yet powerful presence.

Getting to the waterfall involves a short walk through the forest, which is relatively easy for most visitors 🚶‍♂️🌳. The path is well-maintained, but be mindful of the occasional slippery spot, especially during rainy season ☔. Once you reach the viewpoint, you’re treated to a panoramic view that’s perfect for photos 📸.

While the waterfall is the main attraction, the surrounding area is also home to diverse wildlife 🦋🐒, so keep an eye out for animals as you explore. It’s a peaceful place to enjoy nature, but it can get a bit crowded on weekends, so consider visiting during weekdays for a more tranquil experience.

Overall, Haew Narok Waterfall is a must-see if you’re in the Khao Yai area—its natural beauty is truly awe-inspiring.

⭐️ Rating: 4.5/5 🌿 Pro Tip: Wear sturdy shoes and bring a raincoat if you’re visiting during the wet season—it can get...

This was a really nice location even though the waterfall was dry. My wife and I made the trip alone. They had a nice large paved parking area. There were restrooms, and a small restaurant and shop for drinks at the top. The beginning of the trail looks very easy. The further you go the more often you come across more difficult parts of the trail and they get more difficult the closer you get to the falls. We knew there was not water, but this is a rare event so we wanted to have a look. There were many other people on the trail, but it was not crowded at all.

I have some breathing difficulties and I was using my portable oxygen generator. The steeper parts of the trail required me to turn it to its highest setting and I still needed to frequently rest when coming back up from the bottom of the falls. It was a long slog for me with my little machine, but I think most people can make the round trip in less than two hours and this will include ample time to take pictures. It took us almost three hours, but we had a good time...