Sip Et Chan Waterfall (Eleven Tiers)
One of the tallest falls in the park, a multi-tier cascade named for its roughly eleven stepped levels down the cliff face.
- Category
- Waterfalls
- Entrance fee
- Included in park entry (~300 THB foreigner as of 2026); no separate fee, guide recommended.
- Hours
- Access during park hours ~08:00-16:30; start early for the round trip.
- Best time
- Late/after rainy season for fuller flow; dry season for safer, less muddy trails.
- Time needed
- 4-6 hours round trip
About Sip Et Chan Waterfall (Eleven Tiers)
This is for fit hikers who actually want a jungle trek, not a quick roadside photo. It's one of the tallest falls in the park, a stepped cascade dropping through its roughly eleven tiers down the cliff face, and the walk in is a real one along the northern trail.
Set your expectations right: this isn't a single dramatic plunge into a swimming hole, it's a series of stepped tiers. The reward is as much the trek and the jungle as the fall at the end.
The trail is long and gets leech-prone in the wet, so cover up and go with a guide who knows the route. Start early to give yourself the full round trip in daylight. Flow is fuller late in or after the rainy season, but the dry-season trail is safer and less muddy underfoot.
Highlights
- One of the tallest falls in the park
- Multi-tier cascade over roughly eleven stepped levels
- Real jungle trek along the northern trail
- Fuller flow late in or after the rainy season
- Best done with a guide from HQ
Tips
- Start early, it's a long round trip you want to finish in daylight.
- Go with a guide, the northern trail is easy to lose.
- Expect leeches in the wet, so cover up and pick dry-season trails when you can.
- Don't expect a single big plunge, it's a stepped cascade.
How to get there
From the HQ/visitor centre in Khlong Sok, a jungle trek of several km (about 4-5 hrs round trip) along the northern trail; a guide is advised.