Buddha: " Whenever you see things, just see. Whenever you listen, just listen. Whenever you know, just know."Thailand - Koh Samui - Na Muang Waterfalls
We visited the greater of the two waterfalls Na Muang Waterfall 1. The waterfalls are designated as a Reserved Forest Park with an area of 10 rai by the Thailand Royal Forest Department.
The path down to the falls is a well worn with stone steps and carved rocks in places.
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On the southern slopes of the central mountains of Koh Samui are the Na
Muang Waterfall 1 (one) and Na Muang Waterfall 2 (two) 
The general
public are permitted to swim or bathe in the pools beneath the falls, at their own risk. The pool below
the waterfalls were ice cold and the water was not clear. There are warning signs about hidden rocks and the
water looked like milky tea. Please do not be tempted to dive here! 
The
waterfalls are a popular visitor attraction. While we were there we
heard Australians, Japanese and Thais. Items annotated (TAT) |
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