Huai Khamin Waterfall

The Huai Khamin falls ('Nam Tok Huai Khamin'), which tumble into the Si Nakharin reservoir, are among Thailand's most powerful and beautiful waterfalls. Located in the Si Nakharin National Park, the water cascades over an ochre-stained limestone rock face, earning the falls the Thai name 'Huai Khamin' or 'Turmeric Stream'. The little-visited falls have formed deep pools that are ideal for swimming. The surroundings are very peaceful with dense jungles and occasional sightings of elephants and other wildlife.

The best way to get to the falls is by long-tailed boat from Ban Tha Kradan or Si Sawat on the eastern side of the reservoir. Hiring a boat can be expensive unless you go as a larger group (up to 20 people). It's also possible to get there by motorcycle or off-road vehicle from Erawan but the road is treacherous and this route is not recommended.

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