Experience the grandeur of nature in the southern rainforests.

#Travel to save the world Review of Yong Waterfall National Park, experience the greatness of nature in the rainforest of the South Yong Waterfall National Park is located in Thung Song District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. It is a nature conservation area with high biodiversity, covering a lush rainforest and is an important source of water for the southern river basin. With a complex mountain landscape, this park stands out with its beautiful scenery and many natural waterfalls. Highlights of the park One of the important highlights is Yong Waterfall, a large waterfall that flows from a steep cliff about 30 meters high into a pool below, creating a white stream flowing like a rope, as its name suggests, inviting both Thai and foreign tourists to experience the beauty and coolness of the stream that flows all year round. Another popular destination is Khao Hem, the highest point of the park at an altitude of more than 1,300 meters above sea level, where you can see the lush green forest as far as the eye can see. It is ideal for those who love hiking and adventure. Facilities There are bungalows and tent sites in the park, along with restaurants, restrooms, and staff to take care of tourists thoroughly, providing complete convenience to visitors. Things to know -Open daily from 08.30 - 16.30 hrs. -Park entrance fee: Thais, adults 40 baht, children 20 baht | Foreigners, adults 200 baht, children 100 baht -Convenient transportation via paved road from Thung Song District, taking only about 30 minutes from the city. Yong Waterfall National Park is therefore a perfect destination for both adventurers and those who want to relax in a truly natural atmosphere. With the beauty of the river, forests, mountains, and fresh air that is hard to find in the present era, this place is another gem of the South that should not be missed. I highly recommend it.