Than Mayom Waterfall
น้ำตกธารมะยม
A multi-tiered waterfall in the East Coast national park, with inscriptions carved into the rock by Kings Rama V, VI and VII during their visits.
Than Mayom Waterfall is on Koh Chang's east coast, close to the national park headquarters. It has three tiers, and the first is the easiest to reach. Rocks beside the falls bear inscriptions left by King Rama V, King Rama VI and King Rama VII during their visits, making it an important historic site on the island. It is far less crowded than Khlong Phlu, and much quieter. A national park entrance ticket is required, with prices confirmed on site. Reaching the upper tiers involves a steep trail that is slippery after rain.
Opening hours
Daily 08:00–17:00 (national park)
Nearby sights
- Salak Kok Mangrove Kayaking
- Khlong Phlu Waterfall
- Khlong Chao Luem Waterfall
- Klong Prao Beach
- Salak Phet Fishing Village & Mangroves
- Kai Bae Beach
- Kai Bae Viewpoint
- White Sand Beach (Hat Sai Khao)