1 Day trip to Krok It Waterfall, Saraburi

Today, we will review a tourist attraction during the rainy season. The tourist attraction we will review is Krok E-Dok Waterfall in Saraburi Province✨ The Krok E-Dok Waterfall Nature Trail is a walking trail into the deep forest, covering a distance of over 8 kilometers, with a distance of 4 kilometers up and 4 kilometers back. There is no clear path, so anyone who wants to visit the waterfall must contact the staff of the Chet Khot Nature Study Center to lead the way. The condition of the trail is very natural, passing through the forest and streams, which are some parts of the path that are quite dangerous. The current in some places is quite fast. From the 5th to the 7th level, the path is quite narrow and steep, so you have to be very careful while walking. Along the way up to Krok E-Dok Waterfall, there are also many types of plants, including moss, ferns, giant Karen trees that are very large, and rare mushrooms called "Champagne mushrooms" that grow in large numbers on both sides of the path, especially in areas of the forest with high humidity. They are shaped like champagne cups and are bright orange, allowing tourists to stop and admire their beauty along the way. Highlights of Krok E-Dok Waterfall Krok E-Dok Waterfall It is a large waterfall flowing down from a high cliff. There are 7 levels in total, with a height of 350 meters. There is water all year round. The best time to visit here is from June to September because in the rainy season, there is a lot of water flowing all over the cliff. It is a beautiful and rare sight to see. For those who are interested in conquering Krok I Dok Waterfall, you must contact to make a reservation via the Facebook page of the Cha-om Community-based Agricultural Tourism Enterprise, which has a limit of only 100 tourists per day. There is a registration fee of 300 baht per person, which includes the park entrance fee, a guide, a shuttle service, and accident insurance. #MissingNature #WaitingForTheDayToDepart #Hiking #ForestTrip #HikingNearBangkok