Punyaban Waterfall in Ranong Province, Thailand - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

Thailand Ranong ProvincePunyaban Waterfall

Punyaban Waterfall

3M79+WR, Bang Non, Mueang Ranong District, Ranong 85130, Thailand

4.5(305)

Open until 12:00 AM

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P van WijkP van Wijk

Nice waterfall, to see more you need to pay entrance fee, you can take pucture from the road bridge for free, but i side is nicer to make them, parking on the way to ranong ison the side of the road, if you come from ranong there is a parking space the make a walking way under the road to see the waterfalls, there us a hiking road to the tip 300 meter is not always open, you need a good condition todo, not for small kids

Johan AlbertssonJohan Albertsson

Really beautiful waterfall. Unlike many waterfalls in Thailand this one is super accessible. Just turn of road 4 and you are literally there. 100 baht entrance fee. A side the waterfall there is a small cafe and a restroom. We took a short swim in the pool underneath the waterfall.

Sorravit BunjongpeanSorravit Bunjongpean

A very very close walk from the packing lot, water is so clear and cold and refreshing you can swim here or just sit around on the rock. It have both shallow and deep spot. A nice place to both stop and take a picture and go or spend hours in the water.

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Reviews of Punyaban Waterfall

4.5

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4.0

Us usual foreign tourists have to pay 100B to visit. However this waterfall can be visible before entry gates. Medium attraction, not much powerful waterfall during dry season. Pay 100B just to walk 20m it's not worth. Local people come with water tanks to collect water probably free of charge. Free toilets in...