Waterfalls Foreigner approx 300 THB adult / 150 THB child, plus vehicle fee. As of 2026, confirm locally (DNP).

Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall (Khuean Srinagarindra National Park)

A seven-tier limestone waterfall of wide turquoise cascades and travertine pools deep in the jungle by Srinagarind reservoir. Often called a quieter, wilder rival to Erawan.

Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall (Khuean Srinagarindra National Park)
Category
Waterfalls
Entrance fee
Foreigner approx 300 THB adult / 150 THB child, plus vehicle fee. As of 2026, confirm locally (DNP).
Hours
Approximately 08:00-16:30 daily. As of 2026, confirm locally.
Best time
End of rainy season (Oct-Dec) for strongest flow; cool season for pleasant swimming.
Time needed
Half to full day
Difficulty
moderate

About Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall (Khuean Srinagarindra National Park)

Think of this as Erawan's quieter, wilder cousin. Seven tiers of wide turquoise cascades and travertine pools tucked deep in the jungle by the Srinagarind reservoir, and the upper tiers are genuinely stunning. Because it's remote and awkward to reach, it stays far less crowded than its famous rival.

That remoteness is the whole deal. There's no easy public transport, so you're looking at a rental car or a private tour and a long drive each way. If you'd rather have the pools to yourself and don't mind the effort, this is the trade.

Time it for the end of the rains when the flow is strongest, or cool season for comfortable swimming. Give it a half to full day given how far out it is.

Highlights

  • Seven tiers of wide turquoise cascades and travertine pools
  • Far quieter than the more famous Erawan Falls
  • Stunning upper tiers deep in the jungle
  • Remote setting by the Srinagarind reservoir
  • Strong flow at the end of the rainy season

Tips

  • Plan for a rental car or private tour, there's no easy public transport
  • Set aside a half to full day given the long drive each way
  • Visit Oct-Dec for the strongest flow, cool season for swimming
  • Push on to the upper tiers, they're the highlight

How to get there

About 108 km N of Kanchanaburi via Si Sawat and the Srinagarind Dam area; roughly 2.5-3 h by car, no easy public transport. Usually done by rental car or private tour.

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