On the same route, about 20 kilometres, you can visit the Sai Yok Noi waterfall (Khao Phang) and further 40 kilometres is the Sai Yok Yai National Park where the Sai Yok Yai Waterfall (Khao Jone) is located. These are favourite spots for sightseeing, picnicking and swimming. Those who enjoy swimming in hot springs may travel to km. 107 and visit The Hindad Hot Springs.

Sai Yok Yai Waterfall

Sai Yok Noi Waterfall
Also known as Khao Phang Waterfall, about 60 kilometres from town on Highway 323.  The roadside cascade is best visited between July  -  October,  when water is most plentiful,  and is located 2 kilometres northwest of Nam Tok Railway Station, the terminus of the branch line originating in the provincial capital and which crosses the world-famous bridge.

Sai Yok Yai Waterfall
A part of Sai Yok National Park, 104 kilometres from town on Highway 323. This flows directly into the Kwae Noi River, and is the most popular in the 300 square-kilometre of the park. Sai Yok National Park contains several interesting caves which also entails a river trip for visits. Human presence at Sai Yok is known to date back to the Stone Age, and the Sai Yok Waterfall has been repeatedly celebrated in Thai poetry and song. Bungalow accommodations, raft houses and camping sites are available.

Dao Wa Dung Cave
Located about 1 kilometre near the bank of Kwae Noi River, 110 kilometres from the city, visitors  can go by boat from Pak Saeng Pier or Sai Yok Yai Waterfall.  Stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave are wonderful and make the beautiful scene.

Kra Sae Cave
Situated at the curving Kwae Noi River, a wooden viaduct of the "Death Railway", on the bank of Kwae Noi River, about 55 kilometres out of town. This cave is where a Buddha image placed inside.

Lawa Cave
75  kilometres from town, and about 50 metres from Kwae Noi riverside. Visitors may take boats from Pak Saeng Pier (southwest of Nam Tok Railway Station and Sai Yok Noi Waterfall) or by car across the bridge at Ban Kaeng Ra Boed.  It is the biggest interesting cave in the area and has stalactites and stalagmites in several chambers and peculiar by nature creation.

Hell Fire Pass
A part of the Death Railway, constructed during the Second World War and now abandoned, is located in the thick forest near km. 66 of Sai Yok – Thong Pha Phum Road. A long passage made through the stone mountain by the Allied prisoners of war indicated the extreme difficulty in constructing the Death Railway.
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