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After enjoying the breathtaking view of Srinakarin Dam, I knew my trip to Kanchanaburi wouldn’t be complete without visiting the Erawan Waterfall — one of the province’s true natural gems. It’s located just 8 kilometers away from the dam, and I’ve always dreamed of seeing it with my own eyes. So when the chance finally came, I didn’t hesitate. I jumped into my car and drove straight toward Erawan National Park, in Tha Kradan Subdistrict, Si Sawat District, Kanchanaburi. 🌊✨

Before entering Erawan Waterfall, visitors need to pay an entrance fee, as the waterfall is located inside the beautiful Erawan National Park. 🌳💧

Entrance Fees

For Thai Nationals:

Adults: 60 THB
Children: 30 THB

For Foreign Visitors:

Adults: 300 THB
Children: 150 THB

Students (with ID): 50 THB
Seniors (aged 60+) and persons with disabilities (with valid ID): Free entry 🌿

Every day, both Thai and foreign travelers visit this place to enjoy the charm of Erawan Waterfall. After paying the entrance fee, it didn’t take long before I reached the parking area, feeling excited to begin my little jungle adventure. 🚗✨

The Erawan Waterfall is about 500 meters from the parking area. For those who prefer not to walk, there’s a golf cart service available for just 20 THB per person each way. 🛺💨

As for me, I decided to walk instead — not because I wanted to save money, but because I didn’t want to miss the natural beauty along the trail. The sound of birds, the scent of the forest, and the soft breeze made every step feel refreshing. 🌿🚶‍♀️✨

Not long after walking through the forest path, I reached the first tier of Erawan Waterfall. The scene was simply breathtaking — a curtain of crystal-clear water cascading over limestone rocks into a turquoise-blue pool below. 🌊🌿

The water looked so inviting that many visitors were already swimming and laughing joyfully. The sound of splashing water mixed with the forest breeze created a truly peaceful atmosphere. 💦✨

Standing there, I couldn’t help but smile. After all, this was the moment I had been waiting for — to finally see the beauty of Erawan Waterfall with my own eyes. The calm water, the soft light filtering through the trees, and the sound of nature all around made it feel like time had slowed down. 🌳😊

The water here is unbelievably clear, so much that you can easily see the fish swimming gracefully around the rocks. Some of them were surprisingly large — and curious enough to come close when I dipped my feet in the water! 🐟💦

It’s amazing how calm and friendly the fish seem, living peacefully in this natural paradise. Watching them glide through the emerald water made me feel completely relaxed, as if all the noise from the outside world had simply disappeared. 🌿🫶

Erawan Waterfall has a total of seven tiers, each with its own charm and unique beauty. And honestly, even the first level alone had already stolen my heart. 💙💦

The gentle flow of water, the color of the pool, and the calm atmosphere made me realize why so many travelers fall in love with this place. If the first tier was this stunning, I couldn’t wait to see what the others would look like. 🌿✨

After soaking in the beauty of the first tier, I continued my journey upward toward the second level. The air felt fresher with every step, and the sound of flowing water guided me along the path. 🍃

Along the way, I noticed tiny plants and mosses clinging to the damp rocks — small but full of life. Every detail of this place seemed to remind me how perfectly balanced nature can be. 🌿✨

The trail led me across a charming wooden bridge, shaded by tall trees and embraced by the forest. Sunlight filtered gently through the leaves, painting soft golden patterns on the path. ☀️🌳

Walking through this lush green world, I couldn’t help but smile — it felt like every step took me deeper into nature’s embrace. The journey to the second tier was not just a walk, but a moment of peace and connection with the forest itself. 🍀🦋

Finally, I arrived at the second tier of Erawan Waterfall. 🌊✨

The sight before me was absolutely stunning — water cascading gracefully down the cliffs, surrounded by emerald-green trees and smooth rocks covered in moss. The air felt cool and refreshing, carrying the soft mist from the falls. 🌿💧

Several visitors were already swimming and relaxing in the turquoise pool below. The sound of laughter mixed with the steady rhythm of falling water made the whole scene feel alive — peaceful, yet full of joy. 😊🌳

Standing there, I realized that each level of Erawan wasn’t just about the waterfall itself — it was about the journey, the quiet beauty of nature, and those little moments that make you pause and smile. 🍃💚

As I stepped into the crystal-clear water, I could see dozens of fish gliding gracefully beneath the surface. The moment I dipped my feet in, a group of them swam right toward me, gently nibbling at my toes. 🐟💦

At first, it tickled so much that I almost couldn’t stand still! But after a while, I started to enjoy it — it felt just like having a natural fish spa right in the middle of the jungle. 😄🌿

I decided to stop my journey here at the second tier. My legs were getting tired, and honestly, this spot was too peaceful to leave in a hurry. Sitting by the water, surrounded by nature and the soft hum of the forest, I felt completely content. 🌳✨

As I sat quietly by the water, I watched the fish swim around my feet and listened to the soothing sound of the waterfall. The gentle rhythm of nature seemed to slow everything down — even my thoughts. 🍃💧

I didn’t make it to all seven tiers, but somehow, it didn’t matter. The second tier alone gave me more peace and happiness than I expected. Sometimes, it’s not about reaching the top — it’s about enjoying the path and the little moments that make the journey special. 🌿🌸

Before leaving, I took one last look at the turquoise pool shimmering under the sunlight. I smiled, feeling grateful for the beauty that surrounded me, and promised myself that one day, I’d return to explore the rest of Erawan’s wonders. 💙✨

For now, I’ll carry this memory with me — the laughter of visitors, the sparkle of the water, and the quiet heartbeat of the forest. 🌳💦

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Type: Waterfall
Open: Every day
Open Hours: 8 AM – 3:30PM
Address: Tha Kradan, Si Sawat District, Kanchanaburi 71250}

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