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Few Tourists Ever See This Waterfall Hike in Thailand

Here's a playlist of some of my other travel vlogs from Khao Yai National Park    • Khao Yai National Park Thailand   Here the video of our first attempt at Krok E Dok waterfall in 2021    • Brave Hikers Take on a Waterfall Trek in T...   Is this the most intense day hike near Bangkok? Join us on a raw jungle adventure as we trek deep into the wild forests of Saraburi to find the elusive Krok E Dok Waterfall which is at the Western side of Kaho yai National Park. This isn’t your average tourist trail—we’re talking 7 tiers of thundering water, and a jungle environment that fights back. In this Thailand travel vlog, we push our limits on a 4-hour trek through pristine rainforests to see if the view at the top is truly worth the struggle. If you love hidden gems, extreme nature, and getting off the beaten path in Thailand, you cannot miss this adventure. In this video: Registration: How and where to register for the hike The Trek: A challenging hike through the deep jungle of Khao Yai National Park's outskirts. The Effort Involved: Navigating slippery paths, river crossings. The Reward: Witnessing the massive Krok E Dok Waterfall (one of the tallest in Central Thailand). PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS HIKE IS ONLY AVAILABLE AT LIMITED TIMES OF YEAR...CHECK BEFORE TRAVELLING. I suggest you ask a Thai speaker to call this number to check for you Tel. 065 706 2959 Here is the Facebook page where you can pre-register for the hike, places are limited and the process will be a LOT easier if you get a native Thai speaker to book it for you. A certain number of 'walk in' spots are available on hiking days. If you decide to take this option (we did on this occasion) then I strongly advise you to call first (Tel. 065 706 2959) to check on the hike's current status (It will not operate if heavy rain is forecast) and to get there early. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Location: Krok E Dok Waterfall, Saraburi, Thailand (approx. 2.5 hours from Bangkok). This is the location of the registration and meeting point for the hike. You MUST meet and register here and transport will be provided to and from the hike's starting point. Plenty of free car parking is available. https://maps.app.goo.gl/yMmP9uYif2A3T... Subscribe to Karl's Thailand for more epic adventures, hidden gems, and honest travel tips from the Land of Smiles! #ThailandTravel #JungleTrekking #AmazingThailand #AdventureTravel #HiddenGemsThailand #ThailandVlog