Pam Bok Waterfall
Small secluded waterfall dropping into a rock pool inside a narrow cliff-walled gorge.
- Category
- Waterfalls
- Entrance fee
- Free or small parking/donation fee (as of 2026; confirm locally)
- Hours
- Daylight hours
- Best time
- Oct-Jan for the best flow; daytime
- Time needed
- 30-45 min
About Pam Bok Waterfall
Smaller and quieter than Mo Paeng, Pam Bok tucks a modest waterfall into a narrow cliff-walled gorge, dropping into a rock pool. The enclosed setting is genuinely pretty and it sees fewer people, so it's a nice change of pace.
It's a short walk in from the car park, so it doesn't ask much of you. The flow is modest outside the wet months though, so temper expectations if you visit deep in the dry season.
The smart move is to bundle it with the nearby Land Split and the bamboo bridge, all in the same Pam Bok area, and make an easy half-day of the southwest loop.
Highlights
- Waterfall tucked into a narrow cliff-walled gorge
- Quieter and more secluded than Mo Paeng
- Short, easy walk in from the car park
- Sits in the same area as the Land Split and bamboo bridge
Tips
- Visit Oct to Jan when the flow is at its best
- Pair it with the Land Split and bamboo bridge nearby
- Keep expectations modest late in the dry season
- It's a quick stop, 30 to 45 minutes is enough
How to get there
About 9 km southwest of town near Ban Pam Bok. ~20 min by scooter. Short walk in from the car park.