The area around Than Rattana waterfall is one of the top canyoning destinations in Thailand. It is located in the national park’s eastern quadrant; in Prachin Buri province. The waterfall complex is extensive, and provides the opportunity to repel hundreds of metres down a series of active waterfalls as the streams crash around you.

For a taste of Khao Yai adventure, one of the best and most exciting ways to explore the rolling, rugged and often wild landscape is on an ATV. Explore regions unknown, cut up some trail, rip through streams and cruise through tropical forests and groves. ATVs are ideal for exciting excursions off the beaten path; kicking up mud and dust with friends.

Flying through the canopies of Khao Yai’s ancient trees is a fast and thrilling way to see the forest from a different angle. Harnessed high above the grounds, you’ll soar from platform to platform for a totally different view of the surrounding mountain landscape.

A different type of Khao Yai nature tour. Once the Thai rainy season hits – typically around May and June – the riverbeds of Khao Yai National Park come to life with some of the most exciting rapids in South East Asia.