
Ton Chong Fa Waterfall
Ton Chong Fa Waterfall
Khao Lak, Thailand
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Y HU — 2 months ago
We visited the site with its five waterfalls and had a great time exploring. The paths are fairly easy to walk, though you do encounter some fun nature elements like stepping over stones and crossing a fallen tree. The trails are well marked, making the route easy to follow.
Each waterfall is beautiful in its own way, and we spent about 2–3 hours enjoying the walk and scenery. The entrance fee was 100 baht, which felt very reasonable for the experience.
I would definitely recommend going, but
**★★★★★ Julz Perry — 3 months ago
For 100 bht you get to visit the gorgeous multi tiered falls. I have been here both in rainy and dry season. Dey season you will see very little water. Rainy season is the best time to go and does not effect the tack much. The first part in easily traversed however does have multiple big hills. To get the the higher levels the path is mountainous and consists of natural obstacles which you may have to exert some effort to traverse. We passed a few tourists during our trekking however most don’t
**★★★★★ Laura — 4 months ago
Great hike! The waterfall has 5 levels on a straight hike. I stopped at 2. More advanced hikers can keep going. Entrance fee was 100 baht and they sell water (20 baht) and snacks. Spent about 90 minutes here total. The taxi I took waited for me for the return trip to the hotel.
**★★★★★ Maya Bar Ilan — 4 months ago
A beautiful scenic reserve that has 4 different waterfalls!
Entrance fee is 100 baht per person, and it includes all 4 waterfalls and a small pool.
The distance from the entrance to the 4th and last waterfall is only 1.5km, so I really suggest going straight to it, then entering the waterfalls you liked the most (also, because it's much nicer just going down the road when you're wet, as opposed to climbing the entire way while being wet).
It was a very quick walk, and took us only about 45 mi
**★★★☆☆ Travel Soltan — 3 months ago
The national park and waterfalls are beautiful however, the facilities are terrible. There are 2 toilets (at beginning and one at the end) avoid the one at the end, its disgusting, considering you have to pay for entry to the park, they should at least maintain the toilet facilities. The one at the entrance is clean and presentable. Also, the crossing points over some of the waterfalls have all been washed away after heavy rains and so it can be dangerous for people to get across, at some points















