Haew Narok Waterfall is the largest and most dramatic waterfall in Khao Yai National Park. With the highest one at 80 meters, this three tiered waterfall has a total altitude of 150 meters and is the biggest waterfall in Khao Yai National Park. It offers a breathtaking display of nature, especially during the rainy season when the water volume is at its peak. Surrounded by dense jungle, the viewpoint is reached via a staircase that descends deep into the forest, adding to the sense of adventure. From the viewing platform, you can feel the raw force of the cascading water as it crashes into the gorge below. Haew Narok is one of the most impressive natural highlights of the park and a must-see for visitors seeking dramatic scenery and unforgettable photo opportunities.

Haew Suwat Waterfall is one of the most famous waterfalls in Khao Yai National Park. Surrounded by dense forest, the waterfall drops about 20 meters into a large pool below and is easily accessible via a short walk from the parking area. This waterfall gained international recognition after being featured in the movie The Beach, starring Leonardo DiCaprio. While the setting looks inviting, swimming is not allowed.

Khao Yai National Park is one of Thailand’s most impressive natural reserves and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Around 3 hours from Bangkok, it offers a refreshing escape into lush forests, rolling hills, and rich wildlife. The park is home to elephants, gibbons, deer, and a remarkable variety of birdlife, including hornbills. You may also encounter reptiles such as snakes, as well as scorpions and spiders, while colorful butterflies are commonly seen along the trails. Visitors can enjoy scenic viewpoints, jungle walks, and waterfalls such as Haew Suwat. With its cooler climate and diverse landscapes, Khao Yai is ideal for nature lovers looking to experience Thailand beyond the cities. In the park, we will follow a hiking trail selected together with your guide based on your preference and fitness level. The walking distance ranges between 1 and 3 km. We recommend comfortable walking shoes, long trousers, and (high) socks. In the rainy season leeches are common.

The 30th km Viewpoint in Khao Yai National Park is one of the park’s most scenic points along the main road. From here, you can enjoy wide views over the surrounding forest and rolling hills. It’s a great place to take a short break, stretch your legs, and spot wildlife, especially birds of prey soaring above the treetops. On clear days, the landscape opens up beautifully, offering excellent photo opportunities and a real sense of the park’s vast natural beauty.