Narathiwat "Pajo Waterfall" is very bustling, with tourists flocking to play in the water continuously. Generate income for the community over 1 million baht per month. 'Pajo Waterfall' is located in the Budo-Su-ngai Padi National Park. Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Pajo Waterfall in the area of Bah Cho District, Narathiwat Province, is the largest waterfall in the province in the Budo forest area with water flowing all year round. It is also a famous natural tourist attraction of Narathiwat Province. The waterfall has 7 levels. The first level is large, 60 meters high, which during the rainy season "Pajo Waterfall" is extremely beautiful. Amidst the perfect rainforest. It is also home to many rare animals, such as the black-handed gibbon and a rare species of hornbill that is on the verge of extinction. which in the late morning If anyone comes to visit Pajo Waterfall You might be lucky enough to see a hornbill swooping around in search of food in this pristine, dense fores t. The water stream is clear and cool. Help relieve the extremely hot air temperature this year. The water level is not deep, so children can play in the water. With parents watching from afar. and the consequences of the number of tourists that flood in each day Generate income for local merchants of more than 1 million baht per month. For any tourists who want to come and set up a tent overnight. You can coordinate with the park officials. That will take care of safety 24 hours a day. Open during normal hours, which is from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. If interested, you can contact the tourist service center for information at telephone number 092-5206968. Source: Thai News Agency