When you visited to Khao Yai National Park in Nakhon Nayok Province of Thailand. You can enjoy many activity in Khao Yai National Park, also if you are seeking a charming, peaceful for relax with the nature Sarika Waterfall is the place for that.Sarika Waterfall is is the famous waterfall in Nakhon Nayok province, Thailand which used to be a highest waterfall in Thailand. Located at Tambon Sarika, Muang District of Nakhon Nayok Province, the fall is 15 kilometers east of the township along Suwannason Road.
Its water stem from Sarika brook flowing from Sarika Mountain. The water will fall from high cliff that’s making the current scatter and it has a big marsh around waterfall which can admit many peoples so you can enjoy your trip here but be careful in raining season because the current will flow fast and strong that’s cause the accidence.
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Wow, A whole blog about Thailand waterwalls. Very good. I hope to see soem more afterfalls listed as I am curious on this subject.
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Just been to Sarika Waterfall on Saturday. It is a good place to go for some peace and tranquility. The walk to the waterfall is steep in some areas - have to be careful if you have young children with you. It's about 530 meters from the entrance to the first pool of the waterfall. The climb to the beginnings of the waterfall is definite must if you want to enjoy the exhilarating view of the national park from the top. Again, it is very steep in some places, be very careful; not advisable to have young children with you for this part of the climb. The pool at the top is great for a dip - there's fish in there, too. Go there early if you want the pool to yourself! We were there at about 8am and we were the first ones there. The crowd started coming in after 9am.
If you have family with you, especially young 'uns, I would recommend you to try the Narng Rong Waterfall. This one is more "family friendly" and getting to the waterfall is fairly easy. There's a paved road all the way to the chalet. You are not allowed to drive up there but walking is fairly easy and from the chalet, it is just a short climb down to pool.
It's very beautiful waterfall! I personally like waterfalls and mountains.... Yes, this is Thailand, the land of wonderful places indeed!
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