Very colorful scene and captivating ambience

Nice pleasant walk, even one with wheel chair could do it on their own

Now this is the main and waterfall No.1

One view

Unobstructed view - low camera speed for cotton effects

One more view with more background

A Close-up

With our model

This time with the much talked about fishes

Direct close frontal shot. This is the most photographed Waterfall

Walking away from the center of attraction, the most frequented patch and up towards the less tramped upper waterfalls

28. The Blue Mahseer Fish

 Waterfall #3  – ผาน้ำตก Pha NamTok

35. Waterfalls No. 3

A far away view of this Waterfall

Level 4 – อกผีเสื้อ  Oke Nang Peesua
 

36. Waterfalls No. 4 -520 meters hike

This a steep slide into a large deep pool

Level 5 – เบื่อไม่ลง Bue Mai Long
 

41. Waterfall # 5 - 1120m

This region of Waterfalls is about 600 m some distance away from the region containing all the waterfalls designated Waterfalls No. 4

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42. Waterfall # 5 -2

The scenes slightly different, with lots of Gour pool type waterfalls

Another view of this forest waterfall area

There is also a slide here

And also scenic waterfalls, just like level 4, a collection of waterfalls

Could see that volume of water is visibly lower

48. Waterfall # 6  - distance is 1,420 m

So another 300m climb this is Waterfall No.6. Second last in the series

Again I can say that the decrease amount of water for the river was very clear

50. Waterfall # 6-3

Maybe! The camera pointing at the wrong Waterfall

Oh! Such a dramatic scene while I was complaining about having little amount of water

51. Waterfall # 6-5

Just another 130 m climb, we could see water gushing down a tall vey steep slope.

Sorry, the photo not doing justice to the situation. Actually against the brown background of the hill slopes, water was pouring down. Maybe, the volume was not that large to generate the white foam needed for the camera to pick up. The last leg of the fall can be clearly seen. Collectively the volume of water was not bad at all.

Now that you Have seen pictures of the whole place. I say as a Waterfalls lover, that this is one destination that is worth going to. Again, depends on how much one enjoy the place and also depends on what was the person expecting. To me the first 3 Waterfalls could be considered as real Waterfalls. They are solitary and distinct. While those "waterfalls" encountered in level 4- 7 are a varieties of falls. The hard water in this area with high level of lime dissolved in it, deposit the heavier solids  helps to create level rims over which the water spills over. With the build up water just got over in a very uniform sheet of fall creating a graceful sight. Then the pools below the falls gets its nearly turquoise color from the hard water. That's the scene you are seeing

Next angle that i saw -  To me, a person who was constantly searching for waterfalls in the wilderness, I so accustomed to meeting up with those nice undisturbed waterfalls, enveloped inside in a pristine forest setting. While the whole place of the Erawan waterfalls is still in a protected forest setting, the surroundings around the waterfalls area were trampled smooth thought at the time also kept in manicured conditions The place looks clean, with clear water, peaceful setting and beautiful surrounding, it lost that adventurous ambience. That salient point!

Imagine for those who had trekked all the way uphill, to harvest the full benefit of the effort made to reach Kanachanburi, I say, it is not a wishful thinking to expect a "out of this world" setting. Erawan is a touristy waterfall destination that had inherited a grandma ambient. Oh no! I can confirm that making the way up that slope is daunting for many younger person, leave alone grandma and people who are like my present level of fitness.

 So what kind of reward is befitting?