Erawan waterfall is located in Thailand within the boundaries of the national park of the same name. It originated from the Thai name of Airavata, the white three-headed elephant, which in the Indian mythology carried the Hindu god Indra, known also as “Hindu Zeus”. The Erawan waterfall consists of seven smaller waterfalls of various shapes. The waterfalls’ neighborhood is even more attractive due to four caves called Mi, Phartat, Wang Bahdan and Rua that can be found in the park.
