Jogkradin Waterfall is located within Thong Pha Phum National Park, Pilok Subdistrict, Thong Pha Phum District, Kanchanaburi Province. It is one of the most famous waterfalls on the Pilok–Ban E-Tong route, a high mountainous area near the Thai-Myanmar border. The surrounding landscape consists of lush rainforest and complex mountain ranges, resulting in high humidity and fog almost year-round, especially during the rainy and winter seasons when the atmosphere is particularly dense and cool.

Jogkradin Waterfall is a single-tiered waterfall approximately 30–34 meters high. The water cascades over a rocky cliff into a pool below, its water having a turquoisFrom Kanchanaburi city, take Highway 323 toward Thong Pha Phum District, then turn onto Route 3272 toward Pilok. The journey involves navigating over 399 mountain curves. The entrance to the waterfall is located about 3 kilometers before reaching Ban E-Tong. A vehicle in good condition or a 4WD is recommended for the mountain terrain.e-green color from minerals and the reflection of natural light. The water is clear and cool year-round, and swimming is permitted in designated areas. However, water conditions may vary seasonally; the rainy season sees a higher volume and stronger current, while the dry season brings clearer and calmer water.

The waterfall is situated along a natural stream flowing from the Tenasserim Mountains, an area that was formerly a tin and tungsten mining zone in Thong Pha Phum District. This gives the area a rich history of mining combined with the recovering natural environment. However, the concept of water... "High mineral content from the mine" is more of a local description than directly confirmed scientific data, but the overall area has been verified as a clean and safe natural water source according to national park standards.

The waterfall is only a few kilometers from Ban E-Tong and accessible by a short walk of about 200–300 meters from the parking area. The trail is relatively easy compared to other mountain waterfalls, but caution is still needed regarding slippery rocks and high humidity, especially during the rainy season. The surrounding area is systematically managed by the National Park Department, with rest stops and information signs for tourists.

The route to the waterfall involves taking Highway 323 to Thong Pha Phum District and then continuing on Highway 3272 uphill to Ban Pilok. This mountain route has over 300 curves, a unique feature of tourist routes in the area. Tourists should have a vehicle in good condition and drive carefully as the road is steep and may be foggy at times.

Overall, Jokkradin Waterfall is a tourist attraction that combines beautiful nature, mining history, and the tranquility of the mountain forest. It's ideal for tourists who want to experience nature not far from the main route of Ban E-Tong and can be combined with other attractions in Pilok in a single day trip.

• From Kanchanaburi city, take Highway 323 toward Thong Pha Phum District, then turn onto Route 3272 toward Pilok. The journey involves navigating over 399 mountain curves. The entrance to the waterfall is located about 3 kilometers before reaching Ban E-Tong. A vehicle in good condition or a 4WD is recommended for the mountain terrain.

• Visit early morning (08:00–10:00) for cooler weather and fewer crowds

• Jogkradin Waterfall is most beautiful during the rainy season but water flow can be strong

• Wear non-slip shoes as the path can be wet and slippery

• Bring a change of clothes if you plan to swim

Admission Fees:

• Adults 40 baht, Children 20 baht

• Foreigners: Adults 200 baht, Children 100 baht

• (These prices include the entrance fee to Thong Pha Phum National Park)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM.