All Day

Admission to the park is free.

Buses run from Kanchanaburi all the way to the entrance of the Erawan waterfall 2hr bus ride (40B, 1½ hours, every hour from 8am to 5.20pm). The last bus back to Kanchanaburi is at 4pm. Within the park, you can rent bicycles for 20B per day and a pick-up truck for 500B for one hour.

If you want to take a car or motorbike you can go 65km northwest of Kanchanaburi town along Route 3199,

Visit the Erawan waterfall. It's a 2km hike to the top pool. You can swim in each of the pools. The uppermost fall is said to resemble Erawan, the three-headed elephant of Hindu mythology.

The second waterfall is popular as it is the biggest water hole and has a large swimming area and waterfall to sit under.

You can hike or just relax and have a barbeque with the family.

Accommodation is available in the National Park bungalows or you can pitch a tent nearby.

There are some bungalows and dormitories available. There is also a visitor centre, bathrooms, restaurants, a shop and public telephones.

More than 80 species of bird have been sighted, as well as gibbon, slow loris, macaque and rhesus monkey.