Nam Tok Nang Rong This waterfall is located in Tambon Hin Tang, 20 kms. east of the town on Route No. 3049 and another 7 kms. on an access road. This multi-level waterfall flows over large rocks which are scattered along the stream and contains a small reservoir suitable for swimming.

Wang Takhrai This is a resort and botanical garden belonging to the Chumphot - Phanthip Foundation. The area with a scenic landscape has a stream where visitors can enjoy swimming. Camping sites and bungalows are available.

Rafting along Nakhon Navok River This river originates in the Khao Yai National Park and has several tributaries at Khlong Wang Takhrai in the coffee plantation. The journey is undertaken by kayak and canoe because the waterway is quite narrow. The river is smooth without rapids, but has many twists and turns offering a fun day canoeing or kayaking.

Khao Yai JungleTreks Such treks were begun in 1992 and have proved to be more popular with tourists who wish to appreciate Khao Yai's natuaral beauty. There are 3 trekking routes offered to adventurous travellers. Each route takes at least 2 days/1 night. The best time for trekking is from December to June. Please contact the local tourist office for more details.

Nam Tok Wang Muang This is a small size waterfall having a steam passing through a low cliff. It is accessible by Highway No. 33 from where, at a distance of 7 kms. beyond the provincial township, one has to branch off to the left for a distance of 14 kms. more to get to the falls.

Nam Tok Heo Narok This large size waterfall located in the vicinity of Amphoe Pak Phli is under the responsibility of the Khao Yai National Park. It is accessible via Route No. 3077 (Prachin Buri-Khao Yai Route). The waterfall cascades from a 200 metre cliff.