"No longer a mere stopover, the cascading waters of Kering Kevia beckon visitors to linger and explore its hidden beauty."

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This is my hometown, "Kering Kiew Waterfall". I have many fond memories growing up here. I learned to swim in this waterfall, and I almost drowned in it too. On weekends, when I didn't know where to go, I would invite my friends to swim here. During festivals, whenever I came home, I would invite my friends to swim here. Speaking of which, I miss my friends. It's so hard to get everyone together these days. I've seen a lot of changes. It used to be just a stopover on the way to Sangkhla Buri or a place to stop for lunch, but it won't be a stopover anymore after the Khao Laem National Park took over and cooperated with the villagers. My aunt from Prang Phlu also went to help.

The improvement of the area within the waterfall has made it more attractive to tourists, resulting in an increase in the number of visitors. This has led to an increase in income for local residents from selling goods, as well as an increase in revenue for the park.

The Kerin Kra Wi Waterfall is a medium-sized limestone waterfall with stunning beauty and year-round water flow. It is located near Highway 323 on the way to Sangkhla Buri. The waterfall has several tiers, each with its unique charm, and offers a campsite right by the falls. In front of the waterfall, there are local coffee shops and restaurants open throughout the day. Come visit and enjoy the beauty of this natural wonder!

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