Prachinburi is truly a province rich in diverse travel experiences, especially for those who love nature and want to explore its forests and mountains. I highly recommend visiting Khao Takra Waterfall, which is surrounded by gentle hills and open woodland. Although it is not a very large waterfall, simply walking along the suspension bridge that spans Khao Takra Waterfall is a delightful experience. You can immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding nature while listening to the cascading water crashing onto the rocks below, accompanied by the melodies of various birds singing as if to greet visitors who come to enjoy this splendid natural setting. This simple pleasure is just moments away. If you're still eager for more, you can hike an additional 2 kilometers to reach Saladai Waterfall. However, if you plan to visit Saladai Waterfall, it is advisable to inform the park rangers from Khao Yai National Park Unit 10 for guidance. Ensure that you adhere strictly to the park's regulations for your safety and the preservation of your belongings. Notably, Prachantakham District in Prachinburi is recorded as having the most waterfalls in Thailand. Visiting with advice from experienced park officials will enhance your safety and enjoyment during your trip. For more information, you can contact the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Central Region, at 0 3731 2282 or 0 3731 2284. From Prachinburi city, take the same route as to Tharnthip Waterfall and Sompoit, continuing along the Rural Road until you reach kilometer 16.