Haew Sai Waterfall (Khao Yai National Park, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand)

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Haew Sai Waterfall (Namtok Haeo Sai)

Haew Sai Waterfall contrasted the experience of most of the other waterfalls we encountered in Thailand. And that was because this one was a little bit off the beaten track and hence it provided a far quieter and less crowded experience. In fact, during the hour or so we both hiked to and chilled at the waterfall, we were the only ones on the trail. Now part of that was because we did the hike in the morning (while most people were still sleeping in their tents, I reckon), it was still saying something considering how it seemed everywhere we went there seemed to be a crowd.

In order to access this small but attractive waterfall (maybe 10m tall), we had to deviate from the Haew Suwat Waterfall path (the one going to its base), and take a 1km detour (each way) on a much narrower, overgrown, and rough (in some parts) track. There were even a handful of downed trees we had to limbo under as well as a steep 100m scramble down an embankment. So given all that, I could understand why the signs said we were supposed to go with a guide (which we had one in Pang).

Directions: This waterfall starts from the same car park and uses part of the same trail as that of the Haew Suwat Waterfall. We proceeded on the path to the base of the Haew Suwat Waterfall until we were confronted with a signposted fork. And it was from that point that we took our detour.

For logistics and a few more details about accessing the car park for this falls, see the Haew Suwat Waterfall page.

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Embarking on the signposted detour to the less popular waterfall

It can get a little overgrown on this trail

Sign indicating we only had a 100m left to go Sign indicating we only had 100m left to go

Another look at the falls Another look at the Haew Sai Waterfall

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Sweep from downstream to upstream of the very peaceful waterfall and settings

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For more information about our experiences with this waterfall, check out the following travel stories.

December 28, 2008

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