Tat Ton National Park
Water from the high mountains flows over wide rock platforms, forming the famous Tat Ton Waterfall in Chaiyaphum province. To get there from Chaiyaphum city, take Highway 2051 for about 21 kilometers to reach the national park office. There is a paved path leading to the waterfall. The water flows over wide rock platforms, with pools for swimming at intervals, before cascading from a 6-meter high and 50-meter wide cliff into a large pool. This pool is popular for swimming because the water is not deep and is relatively safe, even during the rainy season when water levels are high.
Tat Ton National Park was declared a national park on December 31, 1980, making it the 23rd national park in Thailand.