Saphan Hin Waterfall is a large waterfall and a significant natural attraction in Trat Province. The most important details are as follows:

• Properties of waterfalls

• The waterfall originates in the Banthat Mountains and stretches for about 3 kilometers.

• The water flows all year round.

• It consists of approximately 5 levels; the uppermost level features a steep sandstone cliff over 30 meters high.

• Swimming: The lower reaches of the river are crisscrossed by streams and rock formations, making them popular swimming spots for locals and tourists alike. On holidays, small food and drink stalls are usually set up there.

• Distance: Approximately 30 kilometers from the city of Trat (about a 30-minute drive).

• Directions: Follow National Route 318 towards Khlong Yai District. Look for Wat Saphan Hin on your left and continue for approximately 500 meters.

• On foot: From the parking lot it is a 10-15 minute walk to the waterfall (there may be some steep steps along the way, but the path is generally easy to walk).

Location: Moo 5, Laem Klat Subdistrict, Mueang Trat District, Trat Province

(Located near Wat Saphan Hin and the administrative organization of the Laem Klat subdistrict)