Top rated National forests in Thailand to elevate your visit (Updated January, 2021)

National forest

4.90 (89 reviews)

National forest

👍👍 A spectacular waterfall well worth the medium effort it takes to hike there. 1, Yes, wear hiking shoes or sneakers or active sandals. I guess you could get by with less if it's the middle of a dry spell. The ground for my June 27 hike was damp and muddy in places. 2, Start at the Huai Tueng Thao...

4.90 (56 reviews)

Watershed Management Unit of Mae Tamaan

National forest

👍 The way up is quite difficult, but when we get there it's worth it. There is a phone charger, the bathroom is not very convenient, the electricity turns off at 10 PM, if using a car it is not recommended that it may not have enough power + the slope is steep. There were a lot of them in some spots (...

4.70 (60 reviews)

Phanom Rung Historical Park

Historical landmark

Elaborate carvings adorn this historic Khmer temple on an extinct volcano with scenic views.

4.60 (9.3K reviews)

Sirinart Rajini Ecosystem Learning Center

Education center

Educational & environmental outreach center aimed at preserving delicate mangrove ecosystems.

4.60 (174 reviews)

Mok Fa Waterfall

Tourist attraction

😐 5 stars for the natural beauty. 0 star for the day trippers who invade the place with picnic boxes, portable radios and camping chairs, then leave their trash behind. Picnickers should be banned or charged 300 baht environment tax

4.50 (664 reviews)

Canopy Adventures Secret Falls - Koh Samui

High ropes course

👍 Awesome experience and environment, the hosts were very entertaining as well as safety conscious. It cost $2000bhat per person and we managed to get free transfers to and from our resort, normal cars and bikes will not make it up the hill.

4.50 (148 reviews)

Huai Sai Lueang Waterfall

National forest

👍👍 It's a very short walk from the car park area, nice waterfall though no majestic, it's not touristic so it's empty except us. Dip in the pool or just picnic there. Nice.

4.50 (142 reviews)