History lesson and stunning waterfalls with a lovely guide - This was our second guided tour whilst staying in Bangkok for 4 nights and it was another very positive experience. Pick up from the National Stadium was smooth and after a stop for coffee and toilet in a gas station on the way we then arrived at the JEATH Museum. Our guide San provided us with plenty of historical info and also enabled us to pay our respects to the fallen POW soldiers in the local cemetery. We then visited the Bridge over the River Kwai (just the right amount of time) and on to the waterfalls at Erawan National Park. This in our opinion was just fantastic. The place is just stunningly beautiful and well worth a visit. 2 out of the 4 of our family made it to the top (all 7 waterfalls) and then cooled off in the waters. Watch out for the nibbling fish 😜. After 2 and a half hours we grabbed some noodles at one of the restaurants at the car park (cheap and tasty) and then back to Bangkok. A brilliant trip - Thanks San & driver 🙏

waterfalls are cool - Waterfalls are incredible. Very nice experience to swim in the water with fishes nibbling your feet.

Good experience - Mu (our guide) was helpful and explain things clearly about the plan for the day. She explain what to do and when to return and try her best to help and makes your day. The bus is simple but neat. There is some stop to go to the toilet. We did 40 min at the museum, 20 min at the bridge, 3h30 appr at the erawan waterfall. Guess 20/30 min would be efficient enough for the museum. We would have loved to stay a bit longer at the bridge, but we managed to go to the other end to take our photos and came back. The bus driver offered a bottle of water to drink in the bus. You can eat at the waterfall (at 12h15 or so)before the walk. We took the walk before that. Almost 1h to arrive to the 4th level so we came back to have the time to eat. A bit short if you want to see all the waterfall (we're not into sport enough I guess lol) or swim a bit. At the entrance you can win 20 min of walk by taking a golf transport (30 baht /adult). Then you have to walk a lot, the more you go up the more its steep. If you want to swim you have to take a lifejacket (something like 30baht/2h then add 10baht per h). After level 2 if you have a bottle of water you can take it with you up. You have to register and let a caution of 20 baht that they'll give you back if you show the bottle. We leave at 15h25 and arrive at 19h. The day was intense and short at the same time but we liked it because we could do more than one thing. If you want to take your time in a place it's better to just do that place. The rest of the time was on the road, that's normal all the activities are far from bangkok.

Enoyable trip - Amazing trip! Sun is an excellent guide & very funny. A tour were you can enjoy and learn at the same time

Erawan National Park and Bridge over River Kwai Small Group Tour - We loved the small group tour! Our tour Guide Ohm was funny and used some of the travel time to share history and facts about each destination so we had more time to explore on our own when we arrived. Ending the day at the falls was perfect! They were beautiful and worth the hike to the top. If you want to have time for a swim, we recommend you go straight to the top and stop at your favourite section for a swim on the way down.

Nice! - We had a very nice time with Nina and she gave us corn after we swam at the waterfalls :) the bridge over the river Kwai was very interesting and the boat ride was worth the 200 baht.

Out of body experience - Very pretty and nice, the place is very interesting hike was quite tough and food was great too, pictures of the fallen soldiers were a grim reminder of our pasta and what we need to prevent

Very nice and competent tour guide, thank you very much! - It's still worth it, the number of tourists was manageable. The landscape, daily routine and waterfalls were fascinating to see even in the dry season.

Beautiful scenery!! - A very nice trip overall! We're so glad we got to see Erawan especially since we were staying in Bangkok. We would have liked more time at the National Park, rather than at the Museum/railway, the museum was very, very dated and small, quite run down, but important to see. Lunch was expensive and not that tasty, we would have preferred to browse the various lunch options at Erawan. The national park itself was stunning, gorgeous waterfalls and we loved swimming at different levels. You need to pay 20baht to rent a lifejacket if you want to swim. I'd recommend hiking the waterfall first to see where you want to swim, rather than carrying the lifejacket, then hire one and go straight to the level you want to swim at. We wished our guide gave us more information about the trip and was more engaging with the group, it was more of a charter bus than a tour. But great experience and thank you for a wonderful time! 🥰

Shame company, do the tour with someone else - Be careful with this tour and this company, they change the meeting point in the last moment. We were not able to make this tour because of my tour operator changed the meeting point. The worst is that I was waiting for them in the original meeting point, we waited for half hour, when the time when they should arrive came I contacted them asking what is happening. I spoke with my tour operator and she said about the changing and I ask them the favour to hold the van for us 10 min that is what it would take us to arrive by taxi to the new meeting point. She did not want. I even asked to reschedule for another day with no any answer. They said we did not show up, they said they tried to contact us with no any response, what was not true. They never called us and even today they still say in the app and the web the wrong meeting point, the place where we were waiting for them. When I asked for refund, this such a shame company refuse all the time to pay what for them is no more than small change in compare with the money they do every day. You know customer always has the right.