T3: Ep-6 Following the Water: Thailand's Waterfalls | The True Thailand

Six very different Thai waterfalls, from Erawan's turquoise tiers to the giant curtain of Thi Lo Su, and how to visit them safely. Episode 6 of The True Thailand series follows the water across the country. We see how the monsoon fills the falls, climb Erawan's seven tiers, visit Huai Mae Khamin by the Srinagarind reservoir, take the long road to Umphang for Thi Lo Su, walk up Bua Tong's "sticky" limestone, find the carp pools and royal memorial at Phlio, and trek through rainforest to Krung Ching. Chapters 0:00 Following the water 0:45 Where the water comes from 1:29 Erawan, the seven-tier falls 2:09 Seven pools and doctor fish 2:51 Huai Mae Khamin and Srinagarind 3:32 The road to Umphang 4:15 Thi Lo Su, Thailand's largest waterfall 5:04 Bua Tong, the sticky waterfall 5:51 Phlio and its carp 6:33 Krung Ching rainforest falls 7:16 Life around the water 8:01 Flash floods and staying safe 8:37 Leave only footprints 8:59 Evening at the falls 9:35 Join the next episode Explore more: https://thetruethailand.com Subscribe and tap the bell to join us for the next episode. Visiting Thailand's waterfalls? Most are fullest from around July to November. If the water turns cloudy or starts to rise, get out and move to higher ground straight away: it can be a sign of a flash flood. Swim only where it is allowed, wear shoes with a good grip, follow the park rangers' advice, and check closures before you go. Take your rubbish home and keep soap and sun cream out of the pools. Sources include Thailand.go.th and published references on Erawan National Park, Khuean Srinagarindra National Park, Thi Lo Su, Bua Tong and Namtok Phlio National Park; the full list is in the rights-and-sources log. About this film: the scenes are AI-generated visualisations made for The True Thailand with Google Flow, not footage of specific people or the exact places named. The narration uses a synthetic British English voice. The music is original. The True Thailand (T3) is an independent information platform, not a government agency or travel agent, and is not endorsed by any official body. #TheTrueThailand #ThailandWaterfalls #Erawan