Take a trip to Saladdai Waterfall near Bangkok.

The waterfall is located in Nakhon Nayok Province. You will find butterflies, turtles, crabs, and fish. It is one of the most abundant waterfalls I have ever been to. Step 1: Drive from Bangkok to the pinned coordinates below. Nakhon Nayok Plant Station and Prachin Buri Region Forest Office There is a parking lot on the right-hand side. On the left-hand side is the nursery station. Step 2: At the nursery station as marked, there will be a sign with a pickup truck rental number with a driver. Call to make an appointment. Inform the number of people and dogs that will go. Wait for about 15 minutes. The driver will be waiting at the meeting point as stated. Step 3: Take the pickup truck up the hill. You have to get off the car and the driver will take you for a while to reach Salad Dai Waterfall. 🐺More details 🐺 ⛰️This is a very adventurous activity. It is very fun. Don't miss it if you are an activity lover. The recommendation is that a harness and a hands-free leash will be very useful on this trip. 🐶 At the nursery station where you wait for the car, there are a lot of stray dogs. I counted 5-6 of them. They just ran after you but it was not dangerous. At the turning point between getting off the pickup truck and walking, there is a water shop. You can buy a drink after walking until you are tired. But there is also a stray dog ​​at the water shop. The dog is old and not dangerous. It is safe to walk through. 👩🦰 There are many people walking on the trail. They walk past each other all the way down to the waterfall, so they cannot be off-leash. The walking path is rough and difficult to walk. If the dog pulls on the leash, it will be difficult to walk. ⛲ You have to check carefully if the waterfall has water at that time. If the water dries up, the trip will be a waste. The picture is on December 12, 2021. The water is starting to decrease. 💸 Round-trip pickup fare: 250 baht/person. Dogs are free. 📍 Location: Saladdai Waterfall, Nakhon Nayok Province #WaterActivities #100TravelTips