Sai Yok Noi waterfall is a popular attraction in Soi Yok National Park. The park is located on the Kwae Noi River (River Kwai) in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand. Popular with locals and tourists, Soi Yok is known for waterfalls, caves, and remains of the eath Railwayhistorical sites.
The park is open year round. Some caves may be closed during the rainy season. (Remember the dramatic cave rescue in 2018 of the young football (soccer) team in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand.)
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great photos! Who would have thought kids could have a good time without a phone in their hands??? 🙂
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Great point! The kids are probably enjoying themselves more than if they were playing with a phone.
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Wow, that look amazing. I hope I can travel there sometime.
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It is a beautiful area. I hope you can visit. I’d like to go back one day, too.
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Beautiful… Thanks for sharing
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My pleasure.
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looks like a beautiful place. But I have to admit, seeing kids playing near a waterfall, on rocks, makes me kind of nervous…
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It certainly looks dangerous. I didn’t get in as I didn’t bring swimwear. I think the rocks are not as slippery as they look. No slips, falls or injuries while I was there.
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that’s good to know…
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Lovely little group portrait. A picture of joy.
✨☀️🙏🕉️♾️☮️🙏☀️✨
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The Land of Smiles😄
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Those falls look like a lot of fun – lovely day out 🔆
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Thanks. It was a nice stop on the scenic train ride from the Bridge Over the River Kwai.
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Looks like a fun place to visit. I love seeing the children outside playing and having fun! Thank you.
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They were having a great time. Thailand is called the Land of Smiles for good reason.
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This looks and sounds a great place to visit, but as stated, not one to go caving there during the rainy season.
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The cave rescue was thrilling. I happened to be in Thailand at the time. It was amazing how the whole world came together to pull off a seemingly impossible rescue.
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What a blessing it must be to be able to be able to travel around like that. I enjoy reading your blog and seeing the sites , very cool. at least I Can imagine. 😇. 🌌 . Stay blessed.
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Thank you so much for your kind words. Travel is a blessing that I’ll value even more when we can travel again.
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Most definitely
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