This trip took place on September 26-27, 2017.

This article will explore the captivating beauty of the seven tiers of "Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall," offering a refreshing escape for a relaxing overnight trip amidst the cascading waters.

Sleeping in a tent under the stars at night, with the sound of a waterfall lulling you to sleep. On a weekday, with only two tents in the entire park. Traveling by private car with two people, the total cost was only 700 baht per person. The time we went was during the rainy season, so the water was abundant but not very clear. **It is recommended to go in October, at the end of the rainy season and the beginning of the cold season. The water will still be plentiful and clear, as long as it doesn't rain.**

Travel

Take Phetkasem Road through Nakhon Pathom Province and continue driving to Kanchanaburi Province. After approximately 7 kilometers, you will reach a four-way intersection. Turn right at the intersection, while the left fork leads to Ban Pong. Continue towards the Kaeng Sean intersection and drive towards Si Sawat District. Cross the Tha Thung Na Dam and continue to Erawan Waterfall. The road to Erawan Waterfall is a paved, comfortable 41-kilometer drive.

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Expenses of the park from the Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall page

It took us about 4 hours from Rangsit to Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall. We arrived around 5 pm. Luckily, there were still vendors selling food and drinks. This place has everything you need, including stoves for rent. However, they usually close around 5 pm, depending on the mood of the vendors.

The entire park was occupied only by our tent and our friends' tents. As it was a weekday, there were few people and it was very quiet. We pitched our tents on the 4th floor, which is also a good spot for watching the sunrise. After setting up the tents and having dinner, it was almost dark. We decided to explore the seven waterfalls tomorrow. If you are afraid of rain, there are pavilions where you can pitch your tents.

The night sky was clear and filled with stars. We slept in an area where there were no people around, only the sound of the waterfall to lull us to sleep. There were plenty of camping spaces available, and the bathrooms were clean and well-maintained by the staff.

Waterfall Survey Day

Set your alarm clock early to catch the sunrise. Grab breakfast and coffee at the convenience store, which opens around 7:30 AM. Then, head to the seven-tiered waterfall.

We initially ascended to the 7th floor, intending to enjoy the water on the lower levels. However, we recommend playing on the upper floors (6th and 7th) due to the abundance of water. Additionally, the lower levels tend to be crowded during the morning hours.

The beauty of each layer is indescribable. Let the pictures speak for themselves.

**The waterfall actually has more than 7 levels. The scenery along the way to each level is stunning.**

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**Mosquitoes are abundant and can be bothersome. It is recommended to bring insect repellent.**

Let's take a look.

Level 1: Herb Garden

Second Floor: Turmeric Curtain

Level 3: Cliff Palace

4th Floor, Chatkaew Building

This is the most beautiful and magnificent floor. It's the floor where we pitched our tents.

Floor 5: Lost in the Flow

Lost in the flow, where am I? This level is empty, just like its name, "Lost in the Flow."

Floor 6: The Ghost Moth Forest

It seems to be a swarm of fruit flies, more than 55. There are so many. I walked and swatted them away with my hands.

Floor 7, Rom Klao

The total distance from the first floor to the seventh floor is more than 2 kilometers. During the rainy season, there is a lot of water on every floor, but it is not very clear because it rained yesterday. To reiterate, it is recommended to visit during the late rainy season or early winter. You can camp and watch the stars, listen to the sound of the waterfall, and soak in the cool water. It is a relaxing and enjoyable experience.

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