Greetings, family, friends, and everyone!

Today, we will be reviewing a tourist attraction located in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand: Erawan Waterfall.

Many of you may have already seen reviews of this place, but I encourage you to keep an open mind and read this review. You might discover new perspectives!



Let's go! Let's go to


"Erawan Waterfall"



Without further ado, let's delve into the heart of the matter.


Our journey begins at Kanchanaburi Bus Terminal, where we locate the "Erawan" bus queue. We purchase tickets for a reasonable price of 50 baht.

Let's go! Hurry up and buy your tickets and get on board. It's crowded and the car is small. >>>> Go go go



....................Let's go!.......................Vroom Vroom



The journey by car took approximately two hours.



Entrance Fee

Children: 50 Baht Adults: 100 Baht (50 Baht with student ID) Foreigners: 300 Baht



I am a trainer.



We have arrived at Erawan Waterfall!


... Westerners, Koreans, Chinese, and bikinis await us. Oh, wait, that's not right. Ha ha ha.



We thought we would arrive at our destination as soon as we got off the bus. However, we had to walk further to reach it.


Don't give up, just a little longer. T_T



I have arrived. The atmosphere is peaceful and there are not many people yet because I came early (10:00 AM). Oh, by the way, this place opens at eight o'clock.




" Floor 1: Return to the Nest "



Let's take a look at the pictures.



After walking for a while, we will reach the next floor. In my opinion, this floor is quite beautiful.




" Floor 2: Fish Palace "



Fortunately, there were few people. However, the water level was also low.


The water level is a bit low, but it's still playable.



Okay, after taking photos, enjoying the breeze, and admiring the view, we continued walking to the 3rd floor.


This is a walkway. I don't remember which floor it's on. 55555



And then we arrived at the 3rd floor, which was only about 150 meters from the 2nd floor.




" Level 3: Waterfall Cliff "



Please note that food is not allowed on floors 3 and above. Only bottled water is permitted, for which a refundable deposit of 20 baht per bottle is required. You can exchange the bottles for a refund at the deposit point upon your departure.



Let's keep walking for a bit.



Here we are! Not tired yet!



That's all I could capture. Haha.

As I started walking to the 4th floor, it felt increasingly far, but I didn't feel very tired. The foreigners were beautiful, oops, I meant the nature was beautiful. ^^



Floor 4: The Ghost Butterfly's Chest



This floor, I only stayed for a short while. There wasn't much to see, and it didn't really impress me. I'll just take one or two photos.



Heaving for breath, I trudged the remaining 450 meters to the 5th floor. Whew!


" Floor 5: No boredom allowed "



To be honest, I absolutely love this level. It's both beautiful and white. Oops, I mean, the waterfall is very beautiful! However, it's a pity that there wasn't much water. When I went, I only saw beautiful stalactites. But there's more to it than that, as the name of the 5th level suggests: "Never get tired of it."



Behold! A bevy of celestial nymphs! I long to be a hunter, casting my lasso to ensnare them all! Hahahaha!



The water flowed and reflected the sunlight, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene.


Who named it "Ma-ha"? I can't get over it. (Just kidding, for entertainment purposes. I'm not a psychopath. Hehe.)



This is also located around the 5th floor.



After walking for a while, I finally reached the 6th floor. It was quite confusing, as the place was full of trees. It took me a long time to find the sign.


Floor 6: The Botanical Garden



Meander through the forest and you'll eventually stumble upon the waterfall. 555



Another beautiful sight. As I walked and climbed, I came across another image.



However, I can assure you that the water here is truly clear. Just look at the fish.



Having satisfied our hunger on the 6th floor, we headed for the 7th floor. Let's go!



Walking...



Is there anything else I can help you with?

We have arrived at the 7th floor, covering a distance of approximately 1,600 meters from the 1st floor.


Floor 7: Erawan Mountain



It is a layer that tourists are more than water -.-



As you can see, the 7th floor is beautiful during this season. One thing to note is the beautiful water color. To be honest, there are a lot of bikinis (whispering for the gentlemen).



Waterfall from the cliff



For those who travel without a private car like me, I have attached the bus schedule for your reference.



Total expenses are as follows:



Roundtrip fare from Kanchanaburi to Erawan National Park is 100 baht.

Entrance fee (student) 50 baht

The cost of food for the entire day is approximately 100 baht (food here is inexpensive).



Presentation completed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to read it. ^^



I apologize if any of the language used is inappropriate or offensive.







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