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The Erawan National Park is 65 km from Kanchanaburi is 1 hour scooter. The site includes the Erawan waterfall, an unmissable place if you're in the area. You can also get there by bus from the bus station in Kanchanaburi. One bus per hour from 8am to about 16h. Beware the park closes at 17h.
These famous falls are 7 in number, along a path that follows the course of a river. The first drops are very easy to access. A swim break is often possible. One can even get behind some waterfalls.
The road then becomes increasingly steep or non-existent for the last two steps. This is after 2 hours of climbing in the middle of a populated lush jungle monkey is reached with difficulty last fall.
The 7th waterfall resembles an elephant named Erawan 3 heads. QED. It comes up usually dripping but happy. The setting is magical. The effort is rewarded.
2 comments
Nadia says:
January 17, 2013
Of very nice pictures, thank you. This'm just comfirmé our journey for the month of July.
Engelmajer Pascal says:
June 17, 2012
Small details on the schedule:
The Erawan National Park is open 24 hours over 24 hours, 7 days 7. We can sleep.
Access to levels 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 waterfalls gradually closes between 15 h 30 Level 7 and 16 h for the other levels. The path must be left before 16: 30 pm, closing time of the access office.
This is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand and the world. It is also a sacred place for Buddhists who come on pilgrimage from all over Thailand, especially to ensure the fertility of young households.
Pascal Kanchanaburi (www.kanchanaburi-guide.com)