[2025 Khao Kho Attraction] Travel Guide for Sri Dit Waterfall (Updated Jul)

"Sri Dit Waterfall" is a beautiful single-tiered waterfall located in Ban Rom Pho Rom Sai, Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province. It is approximately 30 meters high and 50 meters wide, with water flowing all year round. It is the source of the Khek River and was once a communist base during 1968–1982. Inside, there are stone mortars and water turbines, which are historical evidence. 🕒Best time to visit • Late rainy season - early winter (Oct-Nov) Lots of water, beautiful and clear, suitable for taking pictures • Rainy season (Jun-Sep) Lots of water, muddy red and strong flow 🚗How to get there • On the same road as Thung Salaeng Luang, from Road 2196, turn into Soi 2325 and go in for about 10 km. There is a clear sign until you reach the entrance to the parking lot. • From the parking lot, walk for about 200-300 meters. There are stone stairs for easy walking. ⏰Open daily from 07.00 - 17.00 hrs. #Sri Dit Waterfall #Khao Kho #Visit Khao Kho #Review Khao Kho #Travel Addict

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี "Sri Dit Waterfall", a beautiful curtain of water, waiting for travelers to experience the wonders of nature 📍Location: Sri Dit Waterfall 🚙Travel: From Bangkok, drive for about 6 hours, distance 4xx kilometers ⏱️Open hours: 08.00 - 17.00 hrs. 💰Waterfall entrance fee: Thai people about 30 baht per person, parking fee 60 baht per car 🌈Activities: Walk to see the beauty of the waterfall, take pictures to capture the impression ✨Facilities: There are bathrooms, restaurants, souvenir shops There are officers to take care of safety 💡Recommendations: You should wear comfortable shoes because you have to walk down the hill to the waterfall. Be careful not to slip, especially during the rainy season. Keep it clean, do not litter #Sri Dit Waterfall #Phetchabun #Waterfall #Phetchabun attractions #SirDitwaterfall #Travel in Thailand

#Travel to save the world Sri Dit Waterfall, a hidden beauty in the middle of Khao Kho forest If you are looking for a quiet, refreshing and natural place to relax on Khao Kho, Sri Dit Waterfall is an option that should not be overlooked! This waterfall is a medium-sized waterfall that flows down from a cliff about 10 meters high. The sound of water hitting the rocks is accompanied by the sound of birds chirping and the wind blowing through the large trees around, making this place a true “oasis in the forest”. Don't miss the highlight The lower waterfall is suitable for sitting, resting your feet or having a picnic under the shade of a large tree. There is a small wooden bridge and many beautiful photo spots. If you like a little adventure, there is a nature trail around the waterfall. There is also a history related to the communist movement in the past, which can be learned from the information sign at the entrance. How to get there Sri Dit Waterfall is located in Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province. If traveling from Bangkok, it takes about 5-6 hours by private car. From Phetchabun city, drive towards Khao Kho. (Highway No. 2258) and turn onto Highway No. 2196. Then follow the sign for “Sri Dit Waterfall” for about 10 km. and you will reach your destination. GPS coordinates: [16.6535, 100.9805] Additional recommendations Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. No admission fee You should prepare hiking shoes and be careful of slippery floors at the waterfall. Sri Dit Waterfall is not just an ordinary water source, but a peaceful place waiting for you to discover. If you visit once, you may fall in love with the sound of flowing water and the embrace of nature here without realizing it. I highly recommend it.

Sri Dit Waterfall, one of the 5 waterfalls on Khao Kho It is a large tiered waterfall with water flowing all year round. It is located in Khao Kho District. It was named in honor of those who sacrificed in this area and used to be the home of the “Communist founders”. An interesting thing is the waterfall-powered rice mortar that the CPT built. So coming here makes me feel lucky that this place still exists. Because there was a lot of fighting before. The entrance is beautiful, easy to walk, and there are some things to buy along the way. Most of them are closed down, probably because there are fewer tourists. The waterfall is beautiful, especially the cliff where the water falls down, which looks like a beautiful widow. You can’t swim in the water because it is quite dangerous due to the steepness between the tiers of the waterfall. • Parking fee is 60 baht for cars. The entrance fee for Thais is 30 baht per person. #Travel plan giveaway #Nature attractions #Mue attractions #trip

🏞Sri Dit Waterfall is fed by a stream from Khao Kho, flowing over a large rock layer, 30 meters high and 50 meters wide, creating a single-tiered waterfall that flows year-round and serves as the source of the Khek River. 🏞The waterfall is named in memory of Sergeant Major Praphot Sri Dit, who sacrificed his life fighting communist insurgents in this battlefield. 🙏🏽Many other soldiers also sacrificed their lives here, with their names inscribed at the entrance of the waterfall along with the motto 'Better to die than to let the nation perish.' 🌲In the past, this area was a living site for the communist insurgents, with various artifacts and tools found around the waterfall, such as shelters and a rice mortar powered by the waterfall's mechanism. 🏠There is also a pavilion where King Rama IX, Queen Sirikit, and King Rama X planted pine trees. ♨️Sri Dit Waterfall: Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province. 🎯Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/KRRuo2iYN6FbBD229 🕣Opening hours: 08:30 - 16:30.

#100 ways to travel Travel from Khao Kho, heading to Nam Nao National Park. Along this route, we will find a sign inviting us to visit Sri Dit Waterfall, another waterfall with a strange angle, walking through a bamboo forest. When we arrive at the waterfall, we will find a simulation of a small community that used to be a base for communists. There is evidence of the establishment of the community in the form of utensils. It can be said that this is another waterfall with its own charm. This waterfall is located in Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province.

Khao Kho has 5 waterfalls in total and 1 of the 5 is "Sri Dit Waterfall" It is a large rock waterfall with water flowing all year round. It used to be the home of the Communist Party of Thailand. Interesting things are the waterfall-powered rice mortar that the Communist Party of Thailand built. There is a pavilion where His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great stayed when he worked on February 20, 1984. He gave guidelines for developing Khao Kho District to be prosperous until now. How to get there: Take Highway 2196 to kilometer 17, then turn onto Highway 2325 for about 10 kilometers and turn right to the waterfall. Facilities: There are many restaurants and beverage shops at Sri Dit Waterfall to choose from along the way to the waterfall. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature