Ton Sai Waterfall

Waterfall didn’t feel that tremendous, but we loved the fact that there were a couple of nature trails throughout the rainforest. There were lots of signs with facts about the nature, the termites, the waterfall itself. To conclude, we enjoyed our little trip! Also, we paid 200 baht per person, but that includes a free entry to another waterfall - “Bang Pae”. Kind lady told us our ticket is relevant for 2 more days, but we went on the third day - and they let us in anyways 🤲🏻🤍

Dry season, had a good walk, paths could be made visible in better ways, but it is one of the more untouched experiences. Rain forest vibes 👌

I was charged 200 THB entrance fee as a foreigner. There are three trails available, and I chose the longest one (about 2 km). Halfway through the trail, I was stopped and told to turn back because the area is “restricted”. No clear explanation was given, and there were no warning signs or notices at the entrance. Then I was told that a paid guide is required to continue. Entrance fee paid, trail not completed, and no clear information provided in advance. If a guide is mandatory or a trail is closed, this should be clearly stated before charging visitors. Overall, it feels poorly organized and not transparent for tourists.