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Bang Pae Waterfall |
 Best known now as the site of
the Gibbon Fund, a project to return domesticated gibbons
to the forest, Bang Pae is a small waterfall with a shady
forest and thick foliage surrounding. To get there go to
the Two Heroines Monument and take the road running east,
the Pakhlok Rd., 7 kms. to Bang Pae. Look for the posted
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Kathu Waterfall
(Nam Tok Kathu) |
 The
Kathu Waterfall is flowing down on the side of Kaoh Kamala
(Kamala mountain) in the rainy forest. Last year the area
was upgraded in a way to offer some facilities to go up to
the mountain with a staircase of a level about 130 m.
During the rainy season (from July to December), the
waterfall is more active. During the high season, there's
less of water flowing down, but the coolness of the place
is still to be enjoyed.
Already on the first level you can be sitting in the
shadow and have a view over the waterfall. At the second
level, some stairs up, you can find nice places adjusted
with tables and benches beside the river.
On the mountain there are little paths everywhere and it's
a pleasant and not too risky way to discover the rainy
forest, a beautiful and preserved area.
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Ton Sai Waterfall |
 A small falls over which pours a great volume of water
during the rainy season. The trees, watercourses, and
pools nearby provide one of Phuket's loveliest scenes. The
park headquarter and a small restaurant with an excellent
view are also at Ton Sai.
Located near Thalang Town, 22 kms. from Phuket Town. |
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