Saphan Hin Waterfall, Laem Klat, Mueang Trat District | Trat

Saphan Hin Waterfall, Laem Klat, Mueang Trat District | Trat
Saphan Hin Waterfall is a large waterfall and a significant natural attraction in Trat Province. Key details are as follows:
General Information
• Waterfall Characteristics
• The waterfall descends from the Banthat Mountain Range and spans approximately 3 kilometers in length.
• Water flows throughout the year.
• It consists of about 5 tiers; the uppermost tier features a steep sandstone cliff over 30 meters high.
• Swimming: The lower tiers feature streams and rocky areas, making them popular spots for locals and tourists to relax and swim. On holidays, small stalls selling food and drinks are typically available.
Getting There
• Distance: Located approximately 30 kilometers from Trat town (about a 30-minute drive).
• Route: Drive along National Highway 318 toward Khlong Yai District. Look for Wat Saphan Hin on the left-hand side, then continue for about 500 meters.
• On Foot: From the parking area, 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 navigate).
Location: Moo 5, Laem Klat Subdistrict, Mueang Trat District, Trat Province
(Situated near Wat Saphan Hin and the Laem Klat Subdistrict Administrative Organization)