Koh Luang Waterfall

Ko Luang Waterfall, Lamphun Province An emerald-blue waterfall in the middle of Mae Ping National Park, formed by Huai Mae Ko, flowing through a 20-meter-high limestone cliff, cascading down 7 levels, and finally falling into a large pool below. The path to Ko Luang Waterfall is through shady trees, about 500 meters away. The path is easy and comfortable. Before reaching Ko Luang Waterfall, there is Tad Sator Waterfall, a small limestone waterfall that is just as beautiful. Tad Sator Waterfall is on the same route as Ko Luang Waterfall, flowing parallel to the footpath and flowing down from a cliff about 15 meters high into an emerald-colored pool. The cliff is made of soft brown limestone, and the water has washed away the limestone, creating a stalactite-like area that looks strange. There is a camping area near the waterfall. There are restrooms for convenience. 📍 Tambon Ko, Amphoe Li, Lamphun Province 💵 Thais: Children 10 baht/person Adults 20 baht/person 4-wheeled cars 30 baht/vehicle Motorcycles 20 baht/vehicle #WinterTravel #KoLuangNamtok #Lamphun #BeautifulWaterfall