Waterfall tour route on Phu Kradueng

After conquering Phu Kradueng, there are also activities to ride a bicycle or walk to study nature. In addition to the cliff path that tourists like to watch the sunrise and sunset, there is another path to hunt for the legendary red maple, which cannot be ridden down this path. We started walking from the tent site to Thidanoi Shop. There will be a path to the waterfall with signs at intervals. The first point - Wang Kwang Waterfall is 750 meters away from the tent site. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to get there. The highlight of this waterfall is the large fallen tree that is a bridge for taking pictures. The second point - Pen Phop Mai Waterfall. Continue walking from the first point on a flat path alternating with a little hill, a distance of 1.5 km, taking about 30 minutes to walk. The highlight is the large red maple tree next to the waterfall. There are many angles to take pictures. The third point - Phon Phop Waterfall. Walk another 550 meters along the stream. It is shady and rarely gets sun. It takes about 20 minutes. The highlight is the large rocks covered with green moss. It feels very refreshing to see. The fourth point - Pen Phop Waterfall. Walk another 350 meters on a flat path. It doesn't take long to get there. The highlight is the waterfall stream that is a wide stone field, suitable for sitting and resting. The air is cool and comfortable. Point 5 - Tham Yai Waterfall After sitting and resting, we walked another 1.2 km along the stream, winding through the forest. The path gradually gets steeper. It takes about 50 minutes to walk. The highlight is that there are tall maple trees around this area, making the forest floor covered with green moss, with red maple leaves scattered at various points, contrasting colors very beautifully. From this point, you can walk back along the same path or continue walking to other tourist attractions. We chose to walk to Pha Na Noi - Pha Lom Sak to watch the sunset. To visit the waterfalls on Phu Kradueng, you should choose the right time. If you want to see a lot of waterfalls, you should come during the new opening period around September-October. If you want to see red maples, you should come during November-December. Anyone who likes to walk will definitely fall in love with Phu Kradueng. 📍 Tambon Sri Than, Amphoe Phu Kradueng, Loei Province #VisitWaterfalls #VisitLoei #PhuKradueng #NatureTrail #RedMaple #HikingThailand