Troknong Waterfall is a beautiful and ecologically significant waterfall located within Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park, an area known for high biodiversity. The waterfall has many tiers, with the first and second tiers being the most beautiful and easily accessible. The surrounding area maintains the integrity of the evergreen forest, creating a cool and shady atmosphere throughout the year. Access to the waterfall is not overly difficult, and there is a nature trail for observing the forest's beauty.

 The unique feature of Troknong Waterfall is its physical structure, where the water cascades down rocky tiers. There are several clear pools suitable for safe swimming. Furthermore, the vicinity is home to rare plant species and a variety of wildlife, especially during the rainy season when the forest is exceptionally green. This rich biodiversity makes Troknong Waterfall an important headwater source for the local community.

A visit to Troknong Waterfall offers a genuine relaxing experience. The best time to visit is from November to May, when the weather is comfortable and the water level is suitable for swimming. Hiking along the trails provides a sense of relaxation and a chance to breathe pure air. The overall atmosphere is tranquil and uncrowded, suitable for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle.

• Private Car: From Chanthaburi city, take the route towards Khlung District. Then, look for signs indicating the entrance to Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park (or contact the National Park office for detailed directions).

• Public Transportation: Take a public bus to Khlung District, then you may need to hire a local shared taxi (Songthaew) or a motorcycle taxi to the National Park office and the waterfall

• Best Visiting Season: It is recommended to visit between November and May, which is the late rainy season to the summer. The water will be clear, and the level will not be too high. If visiting during the rainy season June–October, extreme caution regarding flash floods is advised.

• Footwear and Equipment: You should prepare sturdy, non-slip hiking shoes or footwear as the path can be wet and rocky. If you plan to swim, bring a change of clothes.

• Food and Drink: There may be limited service shops within the National Park area. You should bring your own drinking water and snacks

Admission Fee:

• Local Visitors: Adult 20 THB, Child 10 THB

• Foreign Visitors: Adult 100 THB, Child 50 THB

Opening Hours:

• Open Daily: 08:00 AM – 04:30 PM