Kanchanaburi, Thailand

Si Sawat — Erawan and Srinagarind Lake

Warning: Risk area

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The notebook of Si Sawat — Erawan and Srinagarind Lake

Choose the liveliest route.

Si Sawat brings together Erawan and Huai Mae Khamin waterfalls and Srinagarind Reservoir. They belong to separate protected areas and facilities; plan access and boat outings individually.

At your own pace

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Identity summary

Ideal duration

2 to 3 days

Best time

Winter

Car

Recommended car

Type of stay

Forest · Lake · Nature

Accessibility

Limited accessibility

Rhythm

Modular rhythm

General presentation

Si Sawat — Erawan and Srinagarind Lake

Si Sawat brings together Erawan and Huai Mae Khamin waterfalls and Srinagarind Reservoir. They belong to separate protected areas and facilities; plan access and boat outings individually.

Check access, bookings and opening hours with the site before visiting.

Srinagarind Reservoir viewed from near the dam

Strengths and constraints

Strengths

Erawan Falls
Srinagarind Dam
Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall
Srinagarind Reservoir

Before you choose

Check access, bookings and opening hours with the site before visiting.

Places worth visiting

A selection to start dreaming and organizing the stay — not an exhaustive list of everything there is to see.

Cascade

Erawan Falls

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Erawan Falls descend through several forested tiers. Pools and paths are not always open; respect park controls and do not assume bathing is permitted everywhere.

Dam

Srinagarind Dam

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Srinagarind Dam holds back the Khwae Yai in Si Sawat. View the structure from authorised public areas; technical installations are not freely accessible.

Cascade

Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall

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Huai Mae Khamin descends in several levels in the park of Khuean Srinagarindra. Accessible paths and basins depend on the instructions of the park and the rains; do not assume a permitted swimming everywhere.

Reservoir

Srinagarind Reservoir

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Srinagarind Reservoir fills a flooded valley among wooded hills. This is a dam-created landscape, not a natural lake; boating and access to the banks require their own permissions.