Haew Suwat Waterfall, an unseen attraction in Thailand, not far from Bangkok.

... Khao Yai National Park ... Traveling with a dog-hearted child (a trip that I thought would be chill) The first place in Khao Yai National Park is to go to Haew Suwat Waterfall, which is 25 km. from the toll booth to enter the national park. We chose the furthest place first. The national park has Haew Narok Waterfall, which is further away, but we didn't go due to time constraints because there was a lot of traffic on the day we traveled. When we reached the parking lot, we had to walk another 200 meters. The first part was a dirt road, then a steep staircase. The path to the waterfall was mostly rocks. This is what my friends said was a chill trip that wasn't chill. The round trip was 400 meters. The way down and up was thought to be a practice for downhill/uphill. Although it was a bit difficult, the waterfall was beautiful. *Advice: You should wear sneakers or shoes with non-slip soles to prevent injuries. After 5:00 PM, the officers will not allow you to go down to the waterfall. #LifeAddictedToTravel #KhaoYai #HaewSuwatWaterfall #KhaoYaiNationalPark #NakhonRatchasima