"Huai Luang Waterfall" is very high, the water is clear, you can see schools of fish. 🐟

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Huai Luang Waterfall (Bak Tew Waterfall) is located in Phu Chong Na Yoi National Park, Na Chaluai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. There are over 273 steps up and down. "Keep calm and don't let anyone know you're tired." The sign at the entrance to the waterfall isn't an exaggeration. The descent isn't too bad, but the ascent is quite strenuous! 😅 But if you exercise regularly, it's a breeze. If you're tired, take frequent breaks. The trail isn't too far, so we recommend wearing hiking shoes with good traction, as the stairs and slopes are quite steep. Alternatively, bring a change of sandals if you're into water sports.
✨️The highlight is the spectacular sheer sandstone cliffs. The waterfall cascades down a 40-meter-high cliff, with pools where you can swim in some areas. Schools of fish fill the pools, and there's a sandy beach leading right to the waterfall, making it feel like you're at the beach. Nearby, or around the area, there's a stream flowing over rocks, perfect for soaking your feet.
📍The journey from Ubon Ratchathani city takes approximately 2 hours, covering approximately 120 kilometers. Take the route to Na Chaluai District, then turn into the park entrance, which is clearly marked with signs.
🕟 The waterfall is open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. If you visit early in the morning, you'll experience the tranquil atmosphere and the sound of the waterfall reverberating amidst nature.
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Post by Kitti@happiness | Oct 3, 2025