Erawan National Park is a 550-hectare protected area centered around the iconic seven-tiered Erawan Waterfall, one of Thailand's most spectacular natural features with emerald pools at each level. The park offers lush forest trekking, wildlife viewing, and cool swimming spots throughout the year. It is a premier destination for nature lovers seeking tropical forest immersion combined with accessible waterfall exploration.
The seven-tiered Erawan Waterfall is a geological marvel and sacred natural wonder, with each level offering unique swimming and photography opportunities in pristine jungle setting. The moderate trek connecting all levels provides adventure without extreme difficulty, making it ideal for diverse fitness levels.
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Sister park featuring waterfalls, caves, and viewpoints with less crowding than Erawan.
River-based park with whitewater rafting, caves, and elephant sanctuaries along the Khwae River.
Historical site documenting the World War II Burma-Thailand Railway with sobering museum exhibits.
National park entry fee
Time
3 to 4 hours
Cost
THB 200*
Effort
Easy
Included with park entry
Time
1 to 2 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Included with park entry
Time
2 to 3 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Included with park entry; guide available for hire
Time
3 to 5 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Moderate
Plus park entry fee
Time
3 to 4 hours
Cost
THB 400*–THB 800*
Effort
Easy
From Kanchanaburi town, drive northeast toward Si Sawat district on Highway 3199. The park entrance is well-signposted near the village of Ban Nong Hoi, approximately 65 km from the town center via local roads.