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Haui Khamin waterfall surrounded by dense jungle by Ben The Man Via Flickr: © all rights reserved by B℮n The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall is one of the most beautiful places in Kanchanaburi. Huai Mae Khamin has been a popular destination for locals, particularly during the rainy season. One of the attractions is the tall limestone walls and dense forest that surround the area. The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall is a moderate-sized limestone waterfall. It has seven levels. Visitors here feel at peace while watching the clear water fall down the steps of each level. Because this is a limestone waterfall, the area surrounding it is not slippery and doesn’t support algae. The most stunning level is the fourth, called Chat Chat Kaco. The length from the ground to the top most level is about 2.2 kilometers, so it would be a challenge for those who would want to climb up from the ground to the top of this waterfall. It would take about 3 hours for this journey. However, the beginning point of the waterfall is not from the first level, but the fourth one, which is from the park. In the area of the park, not so far from the waterfall, there is a tent area for visitors to take some rest. This area is also a good place to see view of Srinakarin Dam. 

The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall, in the mountainous Khuan Si Nakharin National Park, is located in Amphone Sai Yok and Amphoe Thong Pha Phum in the province of Kanchanaburi - Thailand. The waterfall itself is located near the National Park Office. One of the attractions is the tall limestone walls and dense forest that surround the area. The water cascades over an ochre-stained limestone rock face, earning the falls the Thai name “Huai Khamin” or “Turmeric Stream”. The little-visited falls have formed deep pools that are ideal for swimming. The surroundings are very peaceful with dense jungles and occasional sightings of elephants and other wildlife. 

The water of Huai Mae Khamin cascades smoothly over the limestone rocks by Ben The Man Via Flickr: © all rights reserved by B℮n The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall is one of the most beautiful places in Kanchanaburi. Huai Mae Khamin has been a popular destination for locals, particularly during the rainy season. One of the attractions is the tall limestone walls and dense forest that surround the area. The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall is a moderate-sized limestone waterfall. It has seven levels. Visitors here feel at peace while watching the clear water fall down the steps of each level. Because this is a limestone waterfall, the area surrounding it is not slippery and doesn’t support algae. The most stunning level is the fourth, called Chat Chat Kaco. The length from the ground to the top most level is about 2.2 kilometers, so it would be a challenge for those who would want to climb up from the ground to the top of this waterfall. It would take about 3 hours for this journey. However, the beginning point of the waterfall is not from the first level, but the fourth one, which is from the park. In the area of the park, not so far from the waterfall, there is a tent area for visitors to take some rest. This area is also a good place to see view of Srinakarin Dam. 

The Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall, in the mountainous Khuan Si Nakharin National Park, is located in Amphone Sai Yok and Amphoe Thong Pha Phum in the province of Kanchanaburi - Thailand. The waterfall itself is located near the National Park Office. One of the attractions is the tall limestone walls and dense forest that surround the area. The water cascades over an ochre-stained limestone rock face, earning the falls the Thai name “Huai Khamin” or “Turmeric Stream”. The little-visited falls have formed deep pools that are ideal for swimming. The surroundings are very peaceful with dense jungles and occasional sightings of elephants and other wildlife.