PHITSANULOK, 14 October 2014 – Phitsanulok province has unveiled its latest natural wonder – the newly discovered Phai See Thong Waterfall, which will be officially listed as a tourist attraction on October 21st.
Local villagers from the Baan To Rua community in the province’s Wang Nok Aen Subdistrict are making preparations to improve walkways leading to the waterfall before it is open for tourists. The nine-level waterfall is situated amidst a mixed deciduous forest, with the main highlight being a 15-meter cascade located at the fall’s level 5.
To reach here, tourists are advised to take the Phitsanulok-Lom Sak route (Highway No. 12) and make a right turn on the Baan Kaeng Jung Nang-Baan Rak Thai junction in Noen Maprang District and drive for at least 15 kilometers to reach the falls.
On October 21st, the waterfall will be announced as a natural and agro-tourism attraction, as the area around the waterfall is teeming with orchards and vegetable gardens.
