About Namtok Si Dit
Namtok Si Dit is a single-tier forest waterfall in Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province, within Thung Salaeng Luang National Park. Fed by streams from Khao Kho mountains, it flows over a wide rock cliff into a shallow pool below. Notable for its accessible forest setting, seasonal water volume, and surrounding mixed deciduous forest, it is a popular stop for visitors touring Khao Kho's natural attractions.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, curtain-like waterfall flowing over a rocky cliff into a shallow pool surrounded by forest. The site is reached via a paved access road, parking area, and a descent of concrete steps to the waterfall base. The surroundings are shaded forest with boulders and shallow wading areas. Visitors can view the falls, take photographs, wade in the pool when water levels permit, and rest at nearby stalls and seating areas.
Key highlights
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Wide single-tier waterfall flowing over a broad rock face
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Shallow pool at the base suitable for wading during sufficient water flow
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Located within forested area of Thung Salaeng Luang National Park
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Accessible via short walk and steps from parking area
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Seasonal variation with strongest flow during rainy season
Route
| By road | Approximately 20 km from Khao Kho town centre via Route 2196 and local rural roads to Nong Mae Na; accessible by private car or motorbike with paved road to parking area |
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| By public transport | No direct public transport to the waterfall; local taxi or songthaew from Khao Kho town required |