About Sai Thong Waterfall
Sai Thong Waterfall is a forest waterfall located inside Sai Thong National Park in Wang Takhe Subdistrict, Nong Bua Rawe District, Chaiyaphum Province, northeastern Thailand. It is known for its wide rocky cascade flowing over sandstone terraces surrounded by dry dipterocarp forest. The waterfall is most impressive during the rainy season and is situated near the park's Siam tulip fields, making it a notable natural attraction within the national park.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, multi-tiered waterfall flowing over broad sandstone rock terraces within dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forest of Sai Thong National Park. The site has natural rock pools and forested surroundings with walking paths and viewpoints. Water flow is seasonal and strongest in the rainy season. Facilities are basic national park facilities, and the area is typically explored on foot for sightseeing and photography.
Key highlights
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Wide cascade flowing over sandstone terraces
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Located inside Sai Thong National Park in dry dipterocarp forest
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Seasonal waterfall with strongest flow in rainy season
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Proximity to Siam tulip (Dok Kra Chiao) fields in the national park
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Natural rock pools and forest scenery for photography
History of Sai Thong Waterfall
Sai Thong Waterfall is the namesake feature of Sai Thong National Park, which was established in 1992 as Thailand's 77th national park to protect the forest and watershed in Chaiyaphum Province
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Chaiyaphum town via Highway 225 and rural roads to Sai Thong National Park headquarters in Wang Takhe, Nong Bua Rawe District; private car or hired vehicle is the most common way |
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| By public transport |