[2025 Pak Chong Attraction] Travel Guide for Haew Suwat Waterfall (Updated Mar)

#Khao Yai Tour Location: Haew Su Wat Waterfall Atmosphere: If you go to Khao Yai, you must come to see the waterfall in Khao Yai. When I went, the waterfall did not have much water, so it was beautiful to take pictures. The way down is a staircase, quite steep. Walking down is not too bad, walking up is a bit tiring. When you get down to the waterfall, I recommend walking slowly along the rocks to go to the innermost part. At that point, stand and take pictures, and the image behind is the waterfall. It is very beautiful. Be prepared to get wet because there is a lot of water mist, but you will definitely get beautiful pictures. 📍Address: CCP7+7M3 Unnamed Road Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima 30130

#WaterfallTour If you visit Khao Yai National Park during the rainy season, you must not miss visiting Haew Suwat Waterfall, which is a small waterfall. It is easy to get to and is not far from the parking lot, about 100 meters away. The path is convenient, some are flat and some are a bit steep. You won't get tired walking. 🌳🌲🌈The waterfall is not very high. According to the information, it is about 20 meters high and has only one level. However, the scenery is beautiful. There are rocks and trees in the shape of half a heart, which are great photo spots. If you have good timing and sunlight, you will see a 🌈rainbow🌈 across the beautiful waterfall. Location: Khao Yai National Park, Tambon Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province #BeautifulWaterfall #WhereToVisitKhaoYai #KhaoYaiNationalPark

... Khao Yai National Park ... Traveling with a dog-hearted child (a trip that I thought would be chill) The first place in Khao Yai National Park is to go to Haew Suwat Waterfall, which is 25 km. from the toll booth to enter the national park. We chose the furthest place first. The national park has Haew Narok Waterfall, which is further away, but we didn't go due to time constraints because there was a lot of traffic on the day we traveled. When we reached the parking lot, we had to walk another 200 meters. The first part was a dirt road, then a steep staircase. The path to the waterfall was mostly rocks. This is what my friends said was a chill trip that wasn't chill. The round trip was 400 meters. The way down and up was thought to be a practice for downhill/uphill. Although it was a bit difficult, the waterfall was beautiful. *Advice: You should wear sneakers or shoes with non-slip soles to prevent injuries. After 5:00 PM, the officers will not allow you to go down to the waterfall. #LifeAddictedToTravel #KhaoYai #HaewSuwatWaterfall #KhaoYaiNationalPark #NakhonRatchasima

Haew Narok Waterfall is another waterfall in Khao Yai National Park. It is considered one of the most brutal waterfalls. If you are a bit older or a bit scared, I would recommend not going. ⛰ Because the path to the waterfall is quite deep, plus there are a lot of stairs, both high and steep. But I must say that when we got inside, it was worth it because the waterfall is very beautiful. 😊 The atmosphere is nice because it is surrounded by waterfalls, nature, and many types of trees. 🌲🌳 If anyone is free and ready, we recommend it. You will not be disappointed. ❤️ #MissingNature #BeautifulAndFamousWaterfall #lifewewant 📍 Haew Narok Waterfall 💰 Adults 40฿ / Children 20฿ (If I remember correctly) ⏰ 06:00 - 17:00

Haew Suwat Waterfall is located in Khao Yai National Park. It is a popular natural tourist attraction for both local and tourists. It is considered another famous waterfall in Korat. The waterfall is a waterfall with water falling from a cliff over 20 meters high. Below the waterfall are pools and streams. You can swim in it. However, during the rainy season, the water level is high and the waterfall flows fast, which is quite dangerous. You should not swim in it. When we visited here, it was the dry season. There was quite little water, so we could sit on the rocks. In addition, there is a short nature study trail inside the waterfall for us to walk and see the beauty of this forest. Location: Tambon Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province #Nakhon Ratchasima #Korat #Waterfall #HelloStranger #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature #NorthIsanTeam

⛰️ 7 Khao Yai tourist attractions to take beautiful photos for content 01 Khaam Khaoyai: A cute minimalist cafe surrounded by trees. There is an outdoor area that is a Japanese-style garden. Packed with many delicious bakeries 02 Floryday Khaoyai: A beautiful landscape cafe with a chic shop design, close to nature. The shop is made of large glass panels, giving a sense of openness and comfort 03 Klang Pana Roses Garden & Cafe: A cafe surrounded by a rose garden with a European feel. There is a large rose garden for content creators to take photos 04 Hokkaido Flower Park: The largest flower garden in Khao Yai. There are many beautiful flowers to take photos of. You can also use the entrance fee as a discount on snacks and drinks 05 Sai Sorn Reservoir: A minimalist photo location in Khao Yai National Park. The atmosphere in the evening is good. The wind is cool and comfortable. Take photos with beautiful light 06 Haew Suwat Waterfall: A waterfall that is not far to walk and is just as beautiful as other waterfalls in Khao Yai National Park. Suitable for those who want a light adventure 07 Lam Takong Tent Site: A tent site in Khao Yai National Park. Clean bathrooms, a suspension bridge for taking photos, and wildlife for close-up viewing #Khao Yai Photo Location #Khao Yai Tourist Attraction #Khao Yai Trip #Khao Yai Tour #2sistertoaround #Tourist Spots

Khao Yai National Park is a hiker's dream, offering seven trails of varying difficulty. Here's a detailed itinerary: Day 1 We traveled by train, but it's not recommended in April due to the heat. Consider researching bus options instead. If taking the train, depart from Bangkok's Krung Thep station, preferably on the 10:35 Express train for a shorter journey. Due to the heat, second-class seating with air conditioning is highly recommended. Third class only has fans and natural air, and it feels like your head is in an air fryer... We bought tickets last minute and only had standing room, but luckily managed to snag two empty seats for the whole trip, though it was still quite hot. Upon arriving in Pak Chong, we rented a motorbike (search "rent" on Google Maps for options). Consider getting a massage and waiting for the Pak Chong Night Market, located near the train station. Day 2 We rode our motorbike to Khao Yai National Park. The entrance fee is 300 baht per person + 20 baht for the motorbike. It's several kilometers from the entrance to the visitor center. Once there, book the night safari (600 baht per vehicle, regardless of the number of passengers). They'll tell you your vehicle number in advance so you can easily find your guide. Then, start hiking! You can choose your trail at the visitor center (see photo). Paid trails come with a guide. While the trails aren't particularly difficult, the guide helps you spot unique plants and animals. We saw gibbons, which we would have missed without our guide. Overall, for those accustomed to hiking around Sichuan, the trails here are of low to medium difficulty (personally, I found them less challenging than the Monk's Trail in Chiang Mai). Visitors not staying overnight gather at 7pm for the night safari. The night safari is truly fascinating! We saw foxes, porcupines, barking deer, weasels, snakes, and deer. Seeing elephants requires exceptional luck. Day 3 We stayed for two more days before returning to Bangkok from the same train station. We recommend the No. 72 express train, and again, second class with air conditioning! Summary: Khao Yai National Park is perfect for hiking enthusiasts who want to tackle multiple trails. Overnight camping is also an option. Less experienced hikers can choose free trails with minimal elevation gain and great views. Don't miss the night safari! It's a wonderful experience to engage your senses in the darkness and search for nocturnal creatures.

#SoloTravelPlan 📍 Highlights of this trip: • Set up a tent in the middle of nature 🏕 • Go hiking and see beautiful waterfalls 🌳🌊 • Drive / ride a motorcycle for fun 🚗🏍 • Watch wildlife at night 🦌 🚗 Travel from Bangkok to Khao Yai 1. 🚆 Train + Transfer: • Take a train from Hua Lamphong / Bang Sue to Pak Chong (takes 3-4 hours) • Take a songthaew / motorcycle taxi Go to Khao Yai checkpoint 2. 🚌 Van / Bus: • Take a van from Mo Chit / Victory Monument to Pak Chong (takes 3 hours) • Then take a songthaew / rental car into the park 3. 🚗 Drive yourself: • Take Mittraphap Road to Pak Chong and enter Khao Yai National Park • Park entrance fee is 40 baht per person / 50 baht for a car 🌿 Day 1: Climb the mountain - set up a tent - hike 🚗 Line: • Enter the park to Lam Takhong tent site (book in advance via the National Park Department website) • Rent a tent for 150 baht / night or bring your own • Walk around the tent site, the atmosphere is very shady 🌳 🥾 Afternoon: • Hike to Pha Kluai Mai Waterfall (3 km round trip) 🌊 • Stop by Haew Suwat Waterfall (Famous waterfall from The Beach movie) 🌅 Evening: • Return to the camping ground, cook some simple food 🍲 • Wait to watch the sunset ⛅ 🌙 Night: • Go out to see wildlife at wildlife viewing points (some nights you may encounter wild elephants 🐘) • Return to the tent to rest 🏕 🌄 Day 2: See the morning view – travel back ☀️ Morning: • Wake up to cool breeze Sip coffee next to the tent ☕ • Walk up to Pha Dao Dai Viewpoint, take beautiful photos 📸 🚗 Line: • Pack up, leave the tent site • Stop at the 30th kilometer viewpoint for a spectacular view 🍽 Afternoon: • Stop at a cafe on the way back (recommended Birder’s Lodge or Yellow Submarine) ☕ 🚗 Travel back to Bangkok 💡 Tips: ✅ You should book a tent site in advance (via the QueQ app) ✅ Bring a flashlight / camping equipment 🏕 ✅ If the weather is cold, you should have a jacket 🎒 This trip is suitable for those who like to chill, travel alone, and relax amidst nature 🌿✨ #TravelPlan #KhaoYaiTravel #NatureAttractions #WhereToTravel

#Khao Yai Tour Haew Suwat Waterfall, Khao Yai National Park A waterfall that falls from a 20-meter high cliff You can park your car to admire its beauty Or walk 3 km to admire the forest by parking at Pha Kluai Mai Tent Site to see 2 waterfalls Sign in with the officer before walking Be careful of elephants on the path because there is feces all along the way Located in Tambon Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province

The waterfall is very cool and refreshing. Visiting it is like recharging yourself with energy from nature. 🕰️bOpening hours: 08.00-17.00🏖️Environment/Facilities: There is a restaurant.

#Nature attractions #National parks worth visiting #Khao Yai National Park Let's go to Haew Suwat Waterfall. It is another beautiful waterfall in Khao Yai. Easy to travel, convenient, clean place, no trash at all. The way down to the waterfall is close, not difficult, not long walk to the waterfall. When you get to the waterfall, you will feel cool, refreshing, the sound of the waterfall makes your heart full. You can sit and relax comfortably. But here, swimming is not allowed. Go in to sit and take pictures, immerse yourself in nature. There are butterflies to see along the way. It is very beautiful.

#Nature attractions This is my first time visiting Haew Suwat Waterfall, a beautiful waterfall that is well-known among nature tourists. It is located in Khao Yai National Park, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, not far from Bangkok. The entrance fee for adults is 40 baht and children are 20 baht. You can drive to the parking lot. Near the parking lot, there are free restrooms, a restaurant selling food to order at affordable prices, a drink cart, and a cooperative store. Another highlight of this place is that you can walk to Haew Suwat Waterfall very conveniently. It is only 200 meters away. There are stairs and handrails. It takes 10-20 minutes to walk there. This waterfall falls from a ravine about 20 meters high. On the day I went, I saw a rainbow. It was very beautiful.

#Get a discount without relying on luck 📍Visit Haew Suwat Waterfall, Khao Yai 📸⛰️ If anyone has visited Khao Yai National Park, The room missed the waterfall viewing point. There is a lot of water at this time. The walking path is easy. Walk down only 200 meters. You will reach Haew Suwat Waterfall, which is very magnificent. It's really worth it. If anyone comes, don't forget to stop by the cave. You can get close to the waterfall. 🥰 ⛰️ Park entrance fee: Adults 40฿, Car 30฿ 🥤 There are food shops, clean bathrooms, and a large parking lot. ❌ You can't swim in the waterfall. 📍 Khao Yai National Park - Khao Yai National Park #Haew Suwat Waterfall #Visit Khao Yai #Beautiful waterfall #Khao Yai Waterfall #JennyJack #People who like to travel

#Songkran2024Travel destinations, Huai Suwat Waterfall, Khao Yai National Park Let's take secret photos that are only available in the summer☀️Huai Suwat Waterfall is considered another waterfall that is a pair with Khao Yai. It's not difficult to travel to. Drive to the end of the road Thanarat The old thing about this place is that it's easy to travel to. You don't have to walk up steep stairs Like Huai Narok Waterfall The park has made a way down, which is quite good There are stairs ready. Just when you arrive, you can hear the sound of the waterfall As for Huai Suwat Waterfall, even though there aren't many waterfalls in the summer But here during low water, there is also a secret cave, which can be taken only during this season. Walk along the right until you find the cave mouth 📌Huai Suwat Waterfall ⏰ Opening and closing hours: 08.00-17.00 hrs. #Khao Yai attractions #Khao Yai #Where to go in Khao Yai #Visit Khao Yai #Khao Yai review

Haew Suwat Waterfall is located in Tambon Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It is a famous waterfall that many people should already know. Because it is a waterfall that is paired with Haew Narok Waterfall in Khao Yai National Park. Haew Suwat Waterfall is a waterfall that falls from a 20-meter high cliff. There is a viewpoint where you can see the waterfall in two parts: on the cliff and below the waterfall, which is a pool and stream. You can swim in the waterfall here, but in the rainy season, the water is high and flows fast, which is quite dangerous. Therefore, you should not swim in the rainy season. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature