Namtok Than Sadet National Park

Namtok Than Sadet National Park is a scenic spot on Ko Pha-ngan Island, famous for its cascading waterfalls tumbling into crystal clear pools.

The park boasts a rich biodiversity - exotic birds, monkeys, wild boar and deer inhabit the lush tropical forests.

The site also has cultural significance - King Rama V himself visited the waterfall for the first time in 1888, and his initials can be seen on a commemorative rock.

Well-maintained trails lead to viewpoints offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills and coastline.