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Bangpae waterfall, Pa Klok, Phuket 83110, Thailand
Super calm and Serene waterfall. It's a rocky path but it's climbable for the competent. There are small areas throughout the waterfall that you can stop and get in. The bottom is a little bit Rocky but it's fun to take a dip on a hot day. Bugs weren't too bad, no snakes that I saw. And across the waterfall there is a small monkey rescue and you can hear them howling the whole time. It makes it feel very jungle-esque. You don't have to book a tour. All you have to do is rent a scooter and drive here
The place is beautiful! Amazing nature and easy hiking! The whole trail takes up to 20 min to finish and you end up near to amazing waterfall! You can swim in these amazing mini lagunas (but mind the snakes). 100% recommend this place!
This is the highest waterfall in Phuket, located in a beautiful jungle, surrounded by wildlife and rich flora and fauna. A large number of beautiful plants and trees can be seen on the way to the waterfall. The waterfall is located in the Khao Phra Thaeo National Park. On the territory there is a rehabilitation center for gibbons, whose singing can be heard even in the parking lot. There is also a colorful lake with lotuses. This is a very beautiful place with wildlife, which is worth visiting for people who love hiking in the forest and jungle, and the reward at the end of the journey will be: a clean and refreshing shower from the top of the mountain and great photos. * When visiting this attraction, you need to stock up on water, repellents and have comfortable shoes The best time to visit: June - October Entrance: 200 baht (gives the right to visit the Ton Sai waterfall) Full information with video and easy navigation - in the application ? PHUKETON
We did a hike here and it was an exciting experience. There’s no path so you can’t go where we went without a guide as it’s also a restricted area. But it was amazing to see the rainforest and waterfall and listen to the sounds.









