Erawan National Park

Absolutely astonishing place! Waterfalls are beautiful and calming. The best thing though is swimming in the pools beneath.

The water is warm and clear so you can stand under this gigantic shower forever.
Unfortunately you have to rent and wear a life-jacket in the pools - safety first...

In some pools small fish will even invite you to fish spa :)

It's worth visiting it as early as you can. We spent there half a day and the tourists were coming and coming.

Amazing experience. Dense like a jungle, with beautiful waterfalls, trekking paths, beautiful scenery to take pictures. You can swim in the waterfalls as well. 7 waterfalls with the last one situated 1650 meters up. You should be prepared to walk a lot and have water with you.

The beauty of this place is unmatched. There a seven levels of the waterfall, of which I could only go up to the 4th level. The water there was so clear and fishes so lovely in their natural habitat. If you dip your leg in the water, you're suddenly welcomed by these fishes kissing your feet away. Although you're not supposed to touch them or you'd be fined. It was an experience I will never forget.

This place is a hidden gem in Thailand. There are 7 levels of waterfalls that are available to the public and each level is much more difficult than the previous one. The hardest for me would be level 4 unto level 5 as the steps were steep and rocky. Overall a nice place worth visiting. You can swim in the waterfalls too!

It's the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand.
It's better to go early in the morning.
There is tracking along water fall at different levels .must visit up to level 7 .
Carry a towel and extra shorts to wear after swimming and do not miss to enjoy swimming and natural fish SPA.
The whole track is surrounded by trees but it's still hot and humid.

Erawan National Park opens at 7am but the falls open at 8am.
Life preserver mandatory if you swim. 20bht per person.
Water bottles are checked and numbered. You pay 20bht deposit per person. The fee is returned upon showing the bottle on the way out.
There are 7 tiers of falls and a beautiful hike to the top.
There are restaurants in the parking lot. Also golf carts for rent to shorten the walk to the 1st tier.

The most beautiful waterfall I've EVER been to! No.3 was the one we chose. Nice and early, hardly anyone there and you can go through the falls and sit behind them and shower under them!!! Highly recommend!!! MAGICAL!!!

Amazing waterfall at Level 7. Along the way the trail is very well maintained so don’t go in expecting a hike. It’s a literal pathway for most of the way up. All level exceptionally beautiful. Level 7 extremely so with super freezing waters and friendly fishes that will give u a foot spa. Will 100% come back. Restrooms available on Level 1 and Level 2 with no showers but relative cleanliness.

The entrance fee is 300B for tourists and 60B for locals. To get to the Erawan from Kanchanaburi, you can either rent a scooter or take to bus. For me, I prefer taking the bus. You can go check the schedule at the bus station. It costs 100B for one way ticket.

The national park is very clean and well organized. I see no trash there because they don’t allow you to bring foods to the upper water level. You have to rent a life saver jacket if you wanna swim. You can rent it down near the Canteen. The waterfall is so beautiful every level. I spent the whole day enjoying there. Worth a lifetime experience.

Area of outstanding beauty. Be sure to follow the thai culture and cover up. So many disregard local culture and disrespect. The fish are amazing and its breathtaking. It takes 5 mins to walk to the first 3 Waterfalls. You can get a buggy for those with mobility issues to waterfall 2/3. No food to be taken after 2. Water bottles need a deposit which is refunded when you bring the bottle back. Life jackets are a must regardless of swimming ability and 20 baht for 2 hours.

Super beautiful place, we had so much fun, we loved it. We wish we could spend more time there, it felt like 3 hours were not enough. Pay attention to borrow a life jacket if you want to swim. Unfortunately, at this time there was not too much water in the upper levels but anyways it is an amazing place.

I think one of the best water walls i've never been before.
First of all well equipped place, toilettes, ticket office, small shop to buy food and drinks.
7 tires to discover, for a total of 1,5km, last 2, 6 and 7 are more hard, but we did.
Hipw to come back soon.

Gorgeous! Go early to avoid the heat and the queues ;)

Camping here is 10/10, you can turn up and rent a tent. Is basic but lovely and in nature.

Hide your drinks/snacks deep in bag. Otherwise you may not bring any at all into the park and you will get thirsty- they get confiscated and return upon leaving. However as the 7 levels of waterfall is at least 2h round hike (stops included), you will get dehydration.

Also, the water is much bluer in the morning. Entry is 300thb plus 20thb if you want to swim (buoyancy aid compulsory no matter swimming level). The caves in the park are also great and included with ticket.
Some monkeys on top level, be careful of your food!!!

Fantastic waterfalls in Kanchanaburi.
Good place for swimming and photo shooting. I brought my children to go up until level 7, it took about 1 to 2 hours, tired but worth to do so.
Those who want to swim must rent a life jacket ฿20 per pax for 2 hours.
We chartered a songthaew from hotel to there and the driver charged us ฿1100 (6 pax) for round trip, we spent 4 hours there for swimming and photo shooting. Tourists should take a visit to this place at least once in a lifetime when travel to Kanchanaburi.

Amazing! You have to visit here if you are in Kanchanaburi! The drive takes quite a while but busses are put on for the local bus station. The walk to the top (tier 7) is a bit of a hike but well worth it, we did if in flip flops but I would recommend trainers. Started raining when we were coming back but it didn’t last long. Overall one of the best waterfalls we’ve been to in Thailand!

Beautiful views. Very nice and worth going to. The place is popular and can get crowded so if you want to hike and take great photos to the 7th level its best to do it as soon as the park opens at 8am. Then take a dip after

We made till level 7. This place such a natural treasure. If you would like to chill with not too crowded, I recommend to spend your time at the waterfall which is between lvl 7 and 6. Please be careful and don’t forget to wear lifejacket when you pass through the waterfall. Anyhow there is an easy way to walk if you want to explore through a waterfall. For the food, they don’t allow to carry since lvl 5. Don’t worry, there is a place you can put it and get back when you back. For water, they charge 40thb per recycle bottle if you bring plastic bottle therefore, I recommend to bring your own reusable water bottle. For the family, there are so many places to take a picnic at lvl 2/3/ 4. You can buy some food at food court from there and can enjoy the family vacation as well.
We had fun and joyous moments there.. Hope my short review will make you sthg ..

Fantastic place to visit, such great scenery, make sure you book tickets online in advanced or you have to book it at the gates! Wasn't too much walking between waterfalls. Fish are crazy and wanting to nibble you.

Awesome hike past seven levels of waterfalls that you can swim in, one of which has a natural rock slide! The only downside are the large fish that are waiting near the bank to nibble at your legs and feet. 😬

The Erawan National Park with its waterfalls is an absolutely must when visiting the Kanchanaburi province and the River Kwai. The entrance for Thai citizens is 60 Baht, foreigners pay 300 Baht. When you are in a good shape, don't hesitate and do the ca. 3 hours walk along the waterfalls, 7 in total. The scenery and views are mesmerising. At the park there are restaurants, toilets, very well maintained and for democratic prizes. We enjoyed it a lot and stayed 2 nights in the family bungalow, 1000 Baht per night for 2 persons.