About Tad Yai Waterfall
Tad Yai Waterfall is a forest waterfall located in Pa Ao Subdistrict, Chanuman District, Amnat Charoen Province in northeastern Thailand. Situated within the Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park area near the Mekong River border, it features a wide rock plateau with water cascading over sandstone during the rainy season. The site is known for its natural forest setting, seasonal flow, and as a local nature attraction for sightseeing and nature walks.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural forest waterfall set on a broad sandstone plateau surrounded by dry dipterocarp forest. During the rainy season water flows over rock shelves into shallow pools below, while in the dry season flow is minimal. The area is undeveloped with natural trails, rock formations and forest surroundings suitable for sightseeing, photography and short nature walks.
Key highlights
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Wide sandstone rock plateau over which water cascades in rainy season
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Forest setting within Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park area
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Seasonal waterfall best viewed during and after rains
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Natural pools at the base of the falls
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Quiet local nature site near the Mekong River border area
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Chanuman town via local rural roads to Pa Ao Subdistrict; final access is via unpaved forest track and a short walk. Private car or motorbike is the most practical option. |
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| Nearest airport | Ubon Ratchathani International Airport (UBP) |
| Nearest railway station |