North Thailand is full of waterfalls. In some areas, you can’t drive for more than a few kilometers without seeing a sign for a waterfall, be it by the side of the road or an hours trek through the forest to get to it, you are certainly spoiled for choice with these natural wonders of Thailand.When we moved house and relocated up to Chiang Rai we found ourselves living in one of these hot spot areas for waterfalls, the drive along highway 118 on the approach to town offers many stop points where you can see these wet cascades in all their glory. However it wasn’t until we arrived at our new house, we found out we were now living just a 15 minute drive from the tallest and most well-known waterfall in all of Chiang Rai Province, Khun Korn waterfall. It has made its home in the Khun Korn Forest Park, despite this, it is free to enter the park and visit the waterfall. After an enjoyable 20 minute walk from the car park through the forest, you come face to face with this impressive landmark.
