The Pala-U Waterfall is part of the Kaeng Krachan National Park, located about 60 km west of Hua Hin. It features 16 cascades, and the surrounding forest, which is over a thousand years old, is home to rare wild animals.

The trip begins in the morning, driving west towards the mountains and through unspoiled rainforest. Along the way, pineapple plantations can be seen before reaching Pa-La-U Waterfall. The trek leads up to the 4th cascade, where a natural pool with wild carp fish awaits.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant before visiting Hua Hin Hills Vineyard. Siam Winery began developing this site after successful experiments at the nearby Royal Research Station at Huay Sai in 2003.

The home of Monsoon Valley Wines, the vineyard’s grapes are carefully tended. The various varietals grown each year are used exclusively for the award-winning Monsoon Valley Wines. These wines can be found in most 5-star hotels and resorts in Thailand or at Thai restaurants in numerous export markets.

The Sala Wine Bar and Bistro, an enchanting Thai-inspired pavilion designed by former architect Mrs. Sylvia Soh, serves as a platform for providing information on viticulture and oenology. The pavilion combines local elements with contemporary designs to offer visitors a soothing and enlightening experience.

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The Pala-U Waterfall, nestled within the Kaeng Krachan National Park and situated roughly 60 Km west of Hua-Hin, comprises of 16 cascades. The nearby woods, which have been around for more than a millennium, is a haven for numerous unique wildlife.

We embark on our journey in the wee hours of the day, heading west towards mountainous terrains. Our path cuts across pristine rainforests and pineapple farms until we reach the Pa-La-U Waterfall. Here, we partake in a trek up to the 4th cascade, which has been naturally shaped into a pool populated by wild crap fish.

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