Tat Ton National Park: Chaiyaphum’s Natural Sanctuary
Looking for a cool and peaceful escape from Thailand’s busy cities? Tat Ton National Park in Chaiyaphum is one of the country's most beautiful and relaxing places, perfect for families, couples, and friends who love nature. It is especially famous for its refreshing waterfalls and quiet forests—ideal for a hot day!
About Tat Ton National Park
Tat Ton National Park is in Chaiyaphum Province, northeast Thailand, in the Laen Kha mountain range. The park covers a large area filled with green forests, pretty waterfalls, and gentle mountain slopes. Three main mountain peaks—Phu Kaset, Phu Dee, and Phu Youk—add to the beauty of the scenery.
The park has several waterfalls, including Pha Iang, Tat Fa, and the most popular: Tat Ton Waterfall. Besides waterfalls, you will also find helpful park staff, great picnic spots, clean toilets, and even little shops. You can even camp or stay in one of the park’s simple but comfortable cottages.
Tat Ton Waterfall: The Heart of the Park
About
Tat Ton Waterfall stretches over a wide flat rock, making for beautiful views as water falls into a plunge pool below. In the rainy season, the falls are even more breathtaking.
What To Do
Swim and Play: The river collects in calm, shallow pools—perfect for a safe swim. Kids love splashing around, and adults can relax in the cool water.
Picnic & Relax: There are many picnic spots and places to enjoy local food from nearby restaurants and stores.
Hike: Trails around the falls let you walk in the forest, watch birds, and enjoy the peaceful environment.
See Amazing Rocks: The rocks at the waterfall have cool, unusual shapes, made by water and time.
Take Photos: The scenery is stunning, and it’s easy to get great photos, especially when the waterfall is full after the rain.
Why Visit
Tat Ton Waterfall is a great way to cool off on a hot day, have fun with family or friends, and see a special part of Thailand not many tourists visit. The facilities are very good compared to other parks, so your trip will be comfortable and easy.
Getting There
By Car: Follow Highway 2051 from Chaiyaphum City for 21 kilometers. Signs make it easy to find.
By Bus: Buses run from Bangkok to Chaiyaphum. From the city, take a taxi or songthaew (local truck taxi).
By Plane: Fly to Khon Kaen, rent a car, and drive about two hours.
More Information
Entrance Fee: 200 Baht for adults, 100 Baht for children
Open Hours: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm daily
Facilities: Campsites, cottages, toilets, restaurants, gift shops, and convenience stores
Contact to Book Accommodation:
Call the National Park Department: 0 2562 0760
Call Tat Ton Park: 0 4485 3293 or 0 4485 3333
Visit www.dnp.go.th
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Tat Ton National Park is perfect for a short escape or as the start of a longer journey in the Isaan region. Take some time to visit the park, have a cool swim, enjoy a picnic, and relax in nature!
We hope you make special memories at Tat Ton National Park—Thailand’s secret summer paradise.