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Ton Prai is located in Tai Mueang National Park in Phang Nga Province, relatively close to Phuket. But it is recommended for everyone to visit because it is truly a large and beautiful waterfall.
The waterfall is 25 meters high. It has three levels and a fairly gentle slope, but this does not diminish its beauty. You can view it from below and above, and there is a path along the waterfall where tourists can walk, enjoying the beauty of the area.
The sight is truly beautiful. Bright sunlight sparkles in the water spray, creating rainbows in places. The water among the greenery appears pure blue and transparent, and the water droplets add a coolness to the air that is often lacking in hot Thailand.
The park is open from 8 AM to 3 PM. So it is better to come here in the morning to have time to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
The cost for adults is 100 baht, for children over 14 years old the ticket price is 50 baht, and children under 14 can visit the park for free.
- During the high season, Ton Prai Waterfall looks like a small stream slowly descending a gentle slope. But during the rainy season (from May to November), it turns into a bubbling stream, the hiss of which can be heard from afar.
- Despite being a tourist spot, comfortable shoes are needed for the walk. It is advisable to choose shoes with rubber soles, as the paths may be washed out in places due to the abundance of water, and the rocks can be quite slippery.
- In the same national park, there is another waterfall that tourists visiting Khao Lak often visit. This is Lampee Waterfall. It is not as large, but it is also interesting and worth attention. One entrance ticket allows you to visit both waterfalls in one day.
- Also check out Ao Yon Waterfall
and Top 5 Waterfalls in Phuket
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To travel to the waterfall, you need to go to the mainland via Sarasin Bridge and then choose the direction to Tai Mueang City. Next, head towards Ranong City and look for signs to the waterfall.
Near the sign "Ton Prai Waterfall," turn right and drive another 3-4 km. The road will lead you to the waterfall.
