About Tat Fa Waterfall
Tat Fa Waterfall is a forest waterfall located inside Tat Ton National Park in Na Fai Subdistrict, Mueang Chaiyaphum District, Chaiyaphum Province, northeastern Thailand. It lies about 21 kilometers north of Chaiyaphum town within dry dipterocarp forest. The waterfall features a broad rock plateau with water flowing over sandstone ledges, most impressive during the rainy season. It is managed as part of the national park and visited for nature sightseeing and short forest walks.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forest waterfall within Tat Ton National Park set among dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forest. The waterfall flows over a wide sandstone terrace with multiple small cascades and shallow pools, surrounded by forest trails and rock formations. Access involves a short walk from the park road and parking area. The site is natural and undeveloped, suitable for sightseeing, photography and picnicking, with water volume varying seasonally and strongest in the rainy months.
Key highlights
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Forest waterfall inside Tat Ton National Park
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Wide sandstone rock terrace with cascade flows
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Surrounding dry dipterocarp forest and nature trails
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Seasonal water flow most prominent in rainy season
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Close proximity to Tat Ton Waterfall within the same park
Route
| By road | Approximately 21 km north of Chaiyaphum town via Highway 2051 and park access road to Tat Ton National Park; accessible by private car or hired songthaew/taxi from Chaiyaphum town |
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| By public transport | Local songthaew or taxi from Chaiyaphum town to Tat Ton National Park; no direct public bus to the waterfall |