Erawan Waterfall
Erawan Waterfall is a seven-tier waterfall in Erawan National Park, in Kanchanaburi's Si Sawat district. Water drops through a forested limestone landscape into pools known for their turquoise colour and visible fish. Each tier has a different character, from lower cascades and broad pools to the higher waterfall sections reached farther along the trail. Visitors can combine waterfall photography and forest scenery with a walk to the tiers that are open during their visit. Swimming is possible only where the park permits it and conditions are suitable. A visit can focus on the lower falls or involve a longer walk to higher levels, making the experience different according to the route chosen and the weather.
About this attraction
Erawan Waterfall is the signature attraction of Erawan National Park and one of Kanchanaburi’s best-known natural destinations. Seven waterfall levels rise through forested hills, with clear turquoise pools and walking trails connecting each tier. Visitors can hike, swim in permitted areas and enjoy the surrounding national-park scenery.
Visitor information
AddressTha Kradan, Si Sawat District, Kanchanaburi 71250, Thailand
Visit adviceAllow at least 3–4 hours. Wear suitable walking shoes, bring swimwear if desired, and arrive early if planning to reach the upper tiers. National park admission fees apply and access to upper levels may close earlier than the park gate.
