Sarika Waterfall

Beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush greenery 🌿 We visited Sarika Waterfall on a Sunday, and it was quite crowded, lots of people coming to enjoy the weekend. Despite that, the waterfall itself is very beautiful and powerful, especially after heavy rain the day before. Because of the strong current, the staff didn’t allow visitors to swim in many sections, which is understandable for safety reasons. The scenery is absolutely worth the trip, surrounded by dense forest and fresh mountain air. There’s even a hotel located right in front of the waterfall, so you can stay overnight and wake up to the sound of rushing water and birds. A lovely natural spot for a short getaway, especially if you love nature and don’t mind a bit of a crowd on weekends. 🌧️💧

The water fall was beautiful and Al so the view. But DO NOT and I mean DO NOT eat at the small take out restaurant near the entrance because it’s really dirty and especially the Schweppes. But except that, the water fall is great but there’s a lot of stairs to climb and on top of that is a close up of the water fall and there’s a small pond under it that you can swim in and you don’t need a life jacket 👍

It's been a mixed experience. The waterfall itself is beautiful. But: 1. I wouldn't complain about the amount of people on Sundays. But you should know 2. Nearly all area from .and to the waterfall is concerted. So it's not really a nature place 3. For parking you pay 40-60b. Entrance fee for foreigners is 200b. I saw much more beautiful waterfalls for this amount or for free in Thailand. I spended about 45min. there. But most other foreign tourist left after 15min. So you should decide by yourself if it's worth for you. I wouldn't go there again.