[2025 Thap Sakae Attraction] Travel Guide for Namtok Huai Yang National Park (Updated Jun)

Huai Yang Waterfall National Park covers the areas of Bang Saphan, Thap Sakae and Mueang Districts of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province in the narrowest part of the country, which combines the highlights of Huai Yang Waterfall National Park, including many beautiful waterfalls and a variety of wildlife. It is a national park with forests, waterfalls and beaches. Huai Yang Waterfall is a waterfall that flows down from the top of Khao Luang Mountain. There are 7 levels in total. On the 4th level, there is a fork leading up to the sunrise viewing point. On the 5th level, you can see the waterfall from a cliff about 15 meters high. You can swim on levels 1-3 because the water level is not deep and there are no whirlpools. On level 4, there is a fork leading to the sunrise viewing point. You can see the view as far as the Gulf of Thailand. Levels 5-7 are deep and quite high. In addition to the waterfall with clear, cool water, tourists who visit Huai Yang Waterfall will experience the nature of the forest that is still very pristine. There are many types of wild flowers and natural plants that can be seen. The Huai Yang Waterfall National Park Office has allocated an area for overnight stays, with a choice of bungalows, youth camps and tent sites. To visit Huai Yang National Park, there are fees as follows: Adults 20 baht / Children 10 baht / Seniors 60 years and older Free Cars 30 baht / Motorcycles 20 baht / Bicycles Free

If you're unsure where to go during your holidays, we highly recommend visiting Huai Yang Waterfall. At the front of the waterfall area, there is a space for camping where you can set up tents. It's perfect for family trips or fun outings with friends. The atmosphere here is very serene, and the waterfall itself is stunning. If you're traveling to Prachuap Khiri Khan province, don't miss the chance to visit Huai Yang Waterfall. We guarantee you won't be disappointed!

#dreamtrip Huai Yang Waterfall National Park is a forest with many species of plants and wildlife. It is also home to Huai Yang Waterfall, a large 7-tiered waterfall with different beautiful views. But the most beautiful tier here is tier 5, where you can see a view of a 15-meter-high waterfall flowing down from a cliff beautifully. There is also a pool to play in.

#Natural attractions Huai Yang Waterfall is located in Huai Yang Waterfall National Park, Village No. 11, Ban Huai Yang, Tambon Huai Yang, Amphoe Thap Sakae, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. It is a small waterfall with 7 levels. The lower waterfalls are small, with streams flowing over rocks 2-5 meters high. There is a nature study trail that can be walked up to level 7. You can swim in levels 1-3 of the waterfalls because the water level is not deep and there are no whirlpools. Level 4 is a viewpoint. Level 5 is where you can swim but the water is deep and some parts have whirlpools. To reach the top of level 7, you must climb and scale rocks to see the beauty of the waterfall flowing down from a cliff about 15 meters high. The top level, level 7, is a pure water source from the ancient forest on top of Khao Luang. Since there was not enough time to climb, we sat and rested our legs in the water at level 5. It takes about 1 hour to walk and rest at level 5. Below, there is a tent site, park houses, and toilets for tourists. There are many trees in the Huai Yang waterfall area, shady, suitable for relaxation. #TravelThailand #TravelPrachuapKhiriKhan Fee: Adults 20 baht, children 10 baht Opening hours: Open every day from 8:00-16:30 Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pSbw92hLaAPyX55QA