Koh Samui, Thailand - Hin Lat and Na Muang Waterfalls
There are three waterfalls on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. Drag yourself from the white, sandy beach and visit a waterfall, if not all of them. Award your endeavor with a splash in a cool pool of water.
Hin Lad or Hin Lat Waterfall is 2 km south of Nathon town. The path to the waterfall is rugged, so wear stout boots. Carry the flip-flops to wear at the pool. Sounds of the cascading waters indicate its location. Enjoy the cooling mist. Take a dip in the cool waters and refresh after the short hike.
The Na Muang Waterfalls are near each other. They are 10 km from Nathon town. Na Muang 1 is accessible from the road. This waterfall is only 18 meters high. Further along is Na Muang 2 which is much higher at 80 meters high. It is accessible after a thirty minute walk from Na Muang 1. Again, enjoy the cooling waters.
Leave the white, sandy beach and visit Koh Samui’s waterfalls. Take food and have a picnic.
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Hin Lad or Hin Lat Waterfall is 2 km south of Nathon town. The path to the waterfall is rugged, so wear stout boots. Carry the flip-flops to wear at the pool. Sounds of the cascading waters indicate its location. Enjoy the cooling mist. Take a dip in the cool waters and refresh after the short hike.
The Na Muang Waterfalls are near each other. They are 10 km from Nathon town. Na Muang 1 is accessible from the road. This waterfall is only 18 meters high. Further along is Na Muang 2 which is much higher at 80 meters high. It is accessible after a thirty minute walk from Na Muang 1. Again, enjoy the cooling waters.
Leave the white, sandy beach and visit Koh Samui’s waterfalls. Take food and have a picnic.
Drop in and chat in the Southeast Asia Travel forum. Do you have a question? Leave it in the forum for an answer. This method is much quicker than sending an email.
Sign up for the free Southeast Asia Travel newsletter. Don’t miss any future articles. There are more articles to come on Koh Samui, Thailand and other great places in Southeast Asia!
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