Romain Beuvart

Parc National d’Erawan Holidays

The flagship national park, in the province of Kanchanaburi, less than 3 hours from Bangkok.

Visit Parc National d’Erawan

Nature, Adventure & Sport
Mountain
Waterfall

Parc National d’Erawan: How to get there?

3 hours from Bangkok by bus

Parc National d’Erawan: See when to go?

Between November and March

Parc National d’Erawan: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Parc National d’Erawan: What to see nearby?

What our travellers think of their stay

Erawan National Park is a veritable treasure of Thai nature.

My suggestion

Forget about wearing flip-flops! Make sure you have adequate footwear with you because the ground can be slippery and uneven.

The flagship national park, in the province of Kanchanaburi, less than 3 hours from Bangkok.

My suggestion

As the park wardens start clearing the park at 4.30 p.m., go straight up to see the last waterfall because if not you might find yourself like me, having to turn round without having seen it, which was a bit frustrating.

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