Erawan Waterfall, Thailand

Not far from the city of Kanchanaburi in Thailand is the Erawan Waterfall, one of the most picturesque waterfalls in the world. The waterfall consists of 7 cascades, which smoothly flow down the slopes. The height of the cascades is berween 3.5 and 24 meters. The waterfall seems incredibly smooth and calming, admiring it gives a pleasant feeling of euphoria. The waterfall ends with a beautiful waterpool, the water in which has a rich azure hue because of the high limestone content.

The general height of the wonderful waterfall is 831 meters. Its source is the river Monglai. The general extent of the waterfall is equally impressive and is about 1700 meters. The waterfall was named in honour of the mythical three-headed elephant, as its seventh cascade recalls a figure of an elephant. Tourists who wish to see the Erawan waterfall can make an unforgettable hike through picturesque deciduous forests.

A path to the waterfall stretches through a wonderfully beautiful area. For travellers numerous comfortable little bridges and wooden terraces were equipped. Each pool of the waterfall is unique, some basins are inhabited by rare species of fish. To see the last cascade of the waterfall, it is necessary to climb to the top of the rock along the bamboo stairs. An excursion to the Erawan waterfall promises to be a very cognitive and exciting event. All those wishing to stay in the picturesque national park for a few days, can stay in miniature hotels which have been opened near the waterfall for tourists. Next - Hidden Valley Waterfall