Sai Yoke Waterfall and National Park

Also easy to access since the Sai Yoke noi waterfall is just beside the road from Kanchanaburi to the 3 pagoda pass.

The ride from Bangkok is only about 3 hours and that means if the weather is fine the sun out and maybe weekend many weekender are around..

Some big buses and minibuses are around all the time and behind the usual souvenir shops is a breathtaking panorama. A beautiful site which should be included in every Bangkok trip, if you wont go there you will miss something.

At this waterfall nobody charges entrance fee since the waterfall is not

integrated into the Sai Yoke national park, the Sai Yoke NP is further up the road.

The waterfall has more or less only 1 quite high level and looks real pretty.Beside the waterfall is a marvelous spirit house, with incense burning plus a old locomotive beside the old railway station. That was part of the original "dead railway" built during world war II.

Trekking and rafting is offered by some travel agents and in the hotels
and resorts along the River Kwai.

The Sai Yoke Waterfall just a few km outside of Kanchanaburi town

is somehow a different waterfall since most of the water runs down the blank limestone and only a part falls. This gives the Sai Yoke Waterfall in Kanchanaburi Thailand its unique appearance.

Together with the River Kwai just beside, actually behind  the other side of the road, its a great outdoor waterfall experience.

Plenty of  bungalow cluster, guesthouses, hotels and river resorts along the River Kwai invite to stay, with huge Bangkok so near and such a great location good business is almost automatically.

The buses from Bangkok come in by the dozen, plenty of Thai tourists enjoy a swim in the basin of Say Yoke Waterfall. Most women splash into the water with the cloth on, its not usual in Thailand to show to much.

Another sightseeing spot on the road out of Kanchanaburi to the Say Yoke Waterfall is for sure the bridge over the River Kwai, thousands of foreigners and Thai travel there every year to have a look.

A couple of kilometers off Say Yoke Waterfall is the Erawan Waterfall, one of the absolute highlights for every visitor to Thailand and naturally to the local Thai.

The weather is quite good all over the year and no need for a travel guide, everything is open here in Kanchanaburi.

Only the entry fee to the Erawan falls are a little bit to high, it Baht 400,- per foreigner, Thais pay Baht 50,-.

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