Seven Sisters Waterfall

Seven Sisters Waterfall is located in Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, and Muak Lek District, Wang Muang District, Saraburi Province. It was established as a national park on December 26, 2016. The waterfall cascades down in approximately 7 tiers, each about 4 meters high. The pools are wide and shaded, making them ideal for swimming. Most of the 'Seven Sisters Waterfall National Park' area consists of complex mountains and flat areas, with an elevation of 180-402 meters above sea level. The eastern and northern foothills are adjacent to the Muak Lek Canal, which flows year-round. The central area has small streams that only flow during the rainy season. The forest is mostly reforested due to previous deforestation. The popular tourist spot is 'Seven Sisters Waterfall,' which has 7 low tiers, each 2-5 meters high. The water cascades down wide streams resembling large rapids, with several shallow pools suitable for swimming. The most beautiful tier is the 4th tier, which is particularly stunning from November to April when the water is clear and calm, making it safe for swimming.