There is also an indoor strip between Niphat Uthit 2 and 3 Roads which sells handbags, wallets, and so on. The park stretches to the Malaysian frontier holding a mountain range honoring the highest peak khao Nam Khang. The park was also once a base for Malaysian communists who used to hide out along the border regions. Once of their camps can be visited within the park and there is a cave and tunnel once used to store equipment and food, although the main attractions are natural. Much of the park is covered in dense forest, reputedly still rich in wildlife.
Accommodation is available.
There are some nice hikes around the waterfall as well as some pools to cool off in. The waterfall is about 25 km from Hat Yai in Rattaphum District. Songtheaws depart from behind the night market and cost Bt15. During the weekend, the waterfall is a popular place to visit amongst the locals and you may need to wait a while for a ride there .