Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall
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Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall is a day-trip destination in Bang Phra, within the greater Pattaya area of Chon Buri, Thailand. It's rated 4.2★ on Google. Open daily, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM.
Namtok Chan Ta Then is a four-tier waterfall set in dense forest in Chonburi, open daily from 8am to 4pm. Its trails suit beginner hikers, winding past huge trees, butterflies and cool streams with small fish, though the boulders underfoot can be slippery. Water levels vary with the season and not every tier is always open, but the pools are refreshing when flowing; tent houses are available for overnight stays.
Curated in Pattaya · Last updated September 2026
What people say
- Peaceful, well-maintained forest setting with big trees and lots of butterflies
- Beginner-friendly hiking, though boulders and wet rocks get slippery
- Water levels vary by season and some tiers may be closed to the public
- Foreigners pay a noticeably higher entry fee than Thais
- Tent accommodation available for those wanting to stay overnight
Common questions
Is Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall worth visiting?
Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall holds a 4.2★ average across 1,896 Google reviews, so it's well regarded by the people who go.
What are Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall's opening hours?
Open daily, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM. Hours can shift on Thai public holidays, so it's worth checking ahead for a special trip.
Where is Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall, and how do I get there?
Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall is in Bang Phra, within the greater Pattaya area of Chon Buri, Thailand. Use the map on this page and tap "Get directions" to open turn-by-turn navigation in Google Maps.
What do visitors say about Namtok Chan Ta Then Waterfall?
Recurring themes from reviews include: peaceful, well-maintained forest setting with big trees and lots of butterflies; beginner-friendly hiking, though boulders and wet rocks get slippery; water levels vary by season and some tiers may be closed to the public; foreigners pay a noticeably higher entry fee than Thais.
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