Preecha Suksan Waterfalls
Preecha Suksan Waterfalls (น้ำตกปรีชาสุขสันต์) is a waterfall courtyard on a hillside of the Phu Phan Mountains in Sakon Nakhon, Thailand. The stream slopes about 30-40 degrees down the hillside, creating multiple waterfalls separated by pools of water (where locals swim to cool off on a hot day) and natural water slides for the adventurous. The waterfalls are about 40 minutes from downtown Sakon Nakhon, and are part of the Phu Phan National Park. Traveling to the waterfalls requires a motorbike, because the mountain road that leads to the waterfalls is too washed out for even a truck to navigate. Please see our photo gallery below. To read our full profile of this natural tourist attraction, please visit: Pricha Suksan Waterfall.
Sakon Nakhon Waterfalls Photo Gallery
Ajarn at Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University
David Alan is an educator, writer, and podcaster who has been working with Thai universities for over 20 years. He has co-written several books on learning the Thai language, and lives with his Thai wife and daughters on a farm in Sakon Nakhon (Northeast Thailand).
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