Samrong Kiat Waterfall

Samrong Kiat Waterfall is a seasonal forest waterfall in Bak Dong Subdistrict, Khun Han District, Sisaket Province, northeastern Thailand, near the Phanom Dong Rak mountain range close to the Cambodia border. Fed by streams from the uplands, it flows most impressively during and after the rainy season over rocky tiers surrounded by dipterocarp forest. The site is managed as a local natural attraction and is known for its accessible cascade, natural pools and forested setting.

Visitors can expect a multi-tiered cascade flowing over broad rock shelves into shallow pools surrounded by dry dipterocarp forest. The area includes viewing points, rocky wading areas, shaded picnic pavilions and forest trails. Water volume is highly seasonal, with the fullest flow in the late rainy season and reduced flow or dry rocks in the hot and dry season. The setting is natural and relatively undeveloped, suitable for short walks, photography and relaxation.