Drove here to see the waterfall Didn't really go around the park as it was too hot Waterfall is pretty Even if its not as big as I thought

Drove here to see the waterfall Didn't really go around the park as it was too hot Waterfall is pretty Even if its not as big as I thought
We went there by rented motorbike - be careful, there were some pits at one part of the road, that almost got us off the bike. The road there takes some time, and is only easy to find if you go from the city (we got lost when we went there from the Tiger temple) - but it's definitely worth...
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Nice journey through the Thai countryside and a nice area to walk and swim in the pools below the waterfalls.
The park is quite far from Ao Nang. We went by taxi and paid about 1000 bath return (the driver waited for us in the park). It is a beautiful ride through the countryside. We asked to be taken to the Huay Toh Waterfall. Before you enter the park there are some interestings caves. We asked the driver to stop...
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Dó not miss a swim in the (cold) waterfall. Ver peaceful national park with a beautiful scenery. 100 THB for the entry - for falang (tourists)
The park is peaceful, very beautiful and vast enough to spend whole day.
We just visited the waterfalls and didn't have time for the View Point climb.
Tracks are not too difficult. It's better to wear shoes as mentioned in other reviews.
There is a giant snake almost 2.5 meter in first pool. Not dangerous at all. Try to spot...
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We got there by motorbike from Ao Nang. It was about 1 hour or so. We did the main waterfalls first. The bottom ones are easy to get to and the top take a bit more effort and climbing, but are worth it if you're up for a little workout. After the falls, we decided to check out the viewpoint...
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We took a taxi to the park from our hotel in Ao Nang (combined with a stop at the Tiger Cave Temple - we needed the refreshing dip in the falls after climbing all those steps!!!). The park entrance cost 100bht pp. we hiked up Huay To falls which was quite steep and slippery but well worth the effort. The...
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We went to view the waterfalls - both found on well signposted & surfaced paths. Bit of a scramble up to the side of the highest cascade. Good visitors centre, good toilet facilities & rather good 'canteen' for freshly cooked lunch (limited menu).
check out the waterfall and walk all the way to the top, - the view is superb
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