Num Sao Waterfall

Open Days: Open Daily

Opening Hours: Open All Day

 

Num Sao Waterfall is a natural waterfall attraction in Phetchabun Province, located in Village No. 6, Ban Non Sao Thong, Tabo Subdistrict, Mueang Phetchabun District. It is known as a local headwater area where a natural stream flows through many rock formations, creating a scenic and refreshing waterside landscape.

 

The charm of Num Sao Waterfall lies in its simple and undeveloped natural setting. The area remains a natural forest awaiting further development, making it suitable for travelers who prefer quiet places, local nature, and less crowded destinations. Visitors can enjoy the sound of flowing water, shaded forest surroundings, and the peaceful atmosphere of a small community-based natural attraction.

 

Unlike large waterfalls with high cascades, Num Sao Waterfall is appreciated for its stream, rock formations, and forest environment. The water flows through natural stones, creating small channels and scenic corners along the stream. This makes the area suitable for nature walks, photography, and slow relaxation.

 

At present, the waterfall welcomes an average of around 50-60 visitors per day, showing that it is gradually becoming known among travelers interested in lesser-known natural attractions in Phetchabun. Even so, the place still retains a calm and local atmosphere.

 

Travel Information Visitors should travel by private car to Tabo Subdistrict in Mueang Phetchabun District, then continue to Village No. 6, Ban Non Sao Thong. Since the area is close to forest and community routes, using map navigation and visiting during daylight hours is recommended.

 

Num Sao Waterfall is suitable for travelers who enjoy quiet streams, natural rock formations, and forest scenery. It can be planned as a half-day nature stop or combined with other attractions around Tabo Subdistrict and Mueang Phetchabun.

 

 

A: It is located in Village No. 6, Ban Non Sao Thong, Tabo Subdistrict, Mueang Phetchabun District, Phetchabun Province.

 

A: Its highlight is a natural headwater stream with many rock formations and a peaceful forest setting.

 

A: Visitors can enjoy nature walks, stream scenery, photography, and quiet relaxation.

 

A: Travel by private car to Tabo Subdistrict, then continue to Village No. 6, Ban Non Sao Thong.

 

A: Morning and late afternoon are good for relaxation and photography, while the rainy season and post-rain period offer a fresher stream atmosphere.

 

A: Yes, but families should supervise children carefully near rocks and flowing water.