Please don't come here if you are a tourist. There is absolutely nothing to do here and you'll have to pay 100Baht per person for this. The garden and toilet facilities are poorly maintained. You can no longer enter the water / River since covid. Waterfall is small and nothing to be amazed about. Ban Cha spring is wayyyyy better with kayaking activities and clearer water. Super disappointed with my visit.

The waterfall is as the name suggests a tiny small waterfall. It is flooded with Thai families who spend their weekend swimming in the water stream near the waterfall. The place is good for a day visit. I only spent a couple of minutes there. The entrance fees is 20 THB for Thai locals and 100 THB for foreigners. They also have lodging options for people who’d prefer to stay. Plenty of food stalls near the entrance. There are quite a few good cafes nearby to visit though. This place is good if you have camping chairs and you want to take a dip into the water. It’s allowed to bring your camping folding chairs inside along with your alcohol cooler. Most people camp here and have food inside near the waterfall. Not a great spot for foreigners though. Worth one time visit.

Maybe dry season low water levels. Nothing much. Can skip. More like botanical garden w suspension bridge. Didn't get to see a full stretch of water fall. Walk about 400m inwards. Hv parking.

This is one of the beautiful National Parks Arboretums in Thailand. The place is nice, clean and well maintained with a diverse plant world and a small waterfall with a suspension bridge over the river. There are small houses for rent inside the park, I don't know the prices and facilities. The entrance fee is 20 Bath for locals and 100 Bath for foreign visitors. There are food options opposite the entrance, there is a cafe and annexe inside the park which is also clean and well maintained. We liked this place too 🙂

Lovely small quiet place with a flat, very small, waterfall. Visited during week day. Lots of benches and picnic tables in the shadow of high trees. Nice suspended bridge (number 1; not number 2). Easy access, ample parking. Fee applies, as usual 5 times more expensive for foreigners. Place is well mainted, at the exception of the herbs area, unfortunately. No bins available, unfortunately again. Worth an hour ballad to cool down, on the way to the east.

One attractions lf you wanted a nature in saraburi this places definitely nifty peaceful a lot of tress and brids chipping lf you wanted to rest there is accomidication in natural habitat for stays.

One correction. Admission is 20 thb for Thai and 100thb for foreigners. Even with overcast skies this is a treasure is a wonderful oasis. Only two hours from Bangkok you find a beautiful waterfall and serene paths to stroll. There are plenty of tables for picnics. There are even inner tube rentals so you float your cares away.

Chrysanthemum flower garden, open to everyone, invites visitors to admire the vibrant real flowers bed and cutting garden. The garden boasts a stunning array of colors, creating a visually captivating experience. Adjacent to the garden, a cozy coffee shop provides a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. While the garden itself may not offer much in terms of extensive sights, the serene scenery makes it worthwhile to take a detour from Khao Yai National Park.

A beautiful chrysanthemum garden with a coffee shop You can buy a bouquet of Chrysanthemum here. There are so many colors of it. I got there around 12 a.m., and the weather was so nice; it was windy. There is an entry fee, 30 baht and it can be used as 5 baht discount at their coffee shop.

The boss is very friendly, and my friend said the coffee is delicious. The flowers are beautiful and it is a place for relaxing, taking pictures, and chatting. The scenery on the road is also beautiful

Wise way to promote both local flower agriculture income and an attraction destination. Entry fee should be more reasonable because there is bouquet selling 100 baht for each bunch. Foods are rather expensive.

This time they've a lot of flowers which is very good to visit, 30baht entrance fee/person, good thing is consumable in the cafe

Such a big chrysanthemum garden for visiting and for sale. The amount of blooming flower depends on the cutting period. A bit difficult to walk on a lumpy, grassy, and slippery land, please prepare sneaker shoes. The entrance fee is only 20 baht. The garden access via mualek is easy to find.

Lady management(maybe she is the boss)speaks English and explained to us how to enter the second garden with car,ticket is fair even to foreginers,their lemon tea is good,cafe is comfortable,they even sprinkle water at cafe to make the place cooler..