Ko Luang Waterfall, a spectacular stalactite waterfall

Tanasak August 14, 2021

Ko Luang Waterfall is the most famous waterfall of Mae Ping National Park in Lamphun, approximately 22 kilometers from the National Park Office. It is a limestone waterfall that originates from Huai Mae Ko and flows through limestone cliffs about 20 meters high, flowing in descending order with a total of 7 levels and finally falling into a large green pool.Because the area has limestone and water flows all year round, the waterfall area has many stalactites and stalagmites and is naturally beautiful.

The area of the waterfall has a large, clean, undisturbed water basin where many different kinds of fish live. If you come during the sun's rays falling to the waterfall, you will see it sparkling with strange beauty. On the way to Koh Luang Waterfall, you will pass shady trees and walk for about 300 meters to reach the waterfall.

Waterfalls in the north that are popular with tourists

Near Koh Luang Waterfall is Tad Sator Waterfall, a small limestone waterfall which looks equally beautiful. There are restrooms in the area of Koh Luang Waterfall Protection Unit, but there are no shops or restaurants. If you want to come picnicking at the waterfall, you must bring your own milk, food and beverages.

Lamphun attractions

Unseen Thailand

It is an unseen waterfall that tourists do not know much about, making it less crowded here and very suitable for viewing the beautiful nature, sitting, relaxing and enjoying the beauty of nature.

How to get Ko Luang Waterfall
From Bangkok to Koh Luang Waterfall takes approximately 8 hours 7 minutes, a distance of 581 kilometers. Traveling by plane, tourists will prefer to land at Chiang Mai Airport and then rent a car to travel in Chiang Mai and visit Ko Luang Waterfall as well.

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Ko Luang Waterfall Gallery