Nestled in the vibrant district often referred to by locals as Nang Tok Pak Wip, this waterfall is recognized as one of the most stunning in Phang Nga Province. The cascading waters tumble down a cliff that stands approximately 60 meters high, pooling into a large natural basin that offers a safe swimming spot amidst the lush and pristine forest surroundings. Especially during the rainy season, the waterfall is in full flow, creating a breathtaking sight. At the base, visitors can find food and beverage stalls, as well as areas to dip their feet in the refreshing stream, making it a popular retreat for both Thai locals and international travelers. Getting there: The waterfall is located 74 kilometers from the provincial capital of Phang Nga. It takes about an hour and a half by car, followed by a short 300-meter walk from the parking area to reach the waterfall.