A Day Hike at Ban Huay Kung through Unspoiled Jungle Trails

Follow misty trails and forest whispers on a full-day hike to the heart of Ban Huay Kung’s untouched highlands.

Step into the forest where every step feels like a discovery. A day hike at Ban Huay Kung is more than a walk — it’s an immersion in nature’s slow rhythm, the gentle rustle of leaves underfoot, the trickle of fresh stream water echoing off the cliffs, and the scent of wild herbs drifting from unseen valleys.

The trail begins from a neighboring Karen village, leading you downward for about 1.5 hours to reach the peaceful Nam Hoo waterfall. The spray is cool, the rocks are smooth, and the forest here is dense and quiet — a perfect mid-morning stop. After a break, you’ll continue deeper into the jungle for another 2 hours, following winding paths that pass massive trees and hidden birdcalls until you reach Ban Huay Kung, a small village cradled by nature and culture.

Enjoy a simple packed lunch near the Mae Samat River, where clear water invites you in for a swim. As the afternoon sun shifts, the final 1.5–2 hour hike will lead you upward to the main road. The path here is steeper, lined with railings and concrete steps for safety, and includes a panoramic viewpoint — a reward for your effort. A day hike at Ban Huay Kung is ideal for nature lovers, cultural explorers, and those drawn to the beauty of movement through remote, quiet spaces.

Let nature lead the way — join the Ban Huai Kung day hike now and conquer the trail one breathtaking step at a time!

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