[2025 Li District Attraction] Travel Guide for Ko Luang Waterfall (Updated May)

Ko Luang Waterfall, Lamphun Province It is a limestone waterfall that originates from Huai Mae Ko, flowing through a 20-meter-high limestone cliff, flowing down 7 levels, and finally falling into a large pool below. In this area, there is still limestone and water flowing all year round, making the waterfall area. The cliffs along the waterfall still have beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, and the water is emerald blue, like an emerald pool, making it even more beautiful. 📍 Tambon Ko, Amphoe Li, Lamphun Province ⛰️ Mae Ping National Park 💵 Adults 20 baht, children 10 baht #WinterAttractions #KoLuangNamtok

In Mae Ping National Park, Li District, Lamphun Province || Koh Luang Waterfall || A natural stream flowing through a limestone cliff descending down to 7 levels until reaching the level with a large pool as shown in the picture The color of the pool will change according to the season Like this trip, it was in the winter at the end of January, the beginning of last year Although the amount of water is less than the rainy season But the water is clear and has a beautiful emerald blue color Travel ...... Start from the city of Li District, pin the GPS waterfall and drive according to the map for about 48 km Then you have to walk for about 500 meters The route is quite good, clear, some parts are stairs For the elderly, it may be a bit difficult -------------------------------------- #Koh Luang Waterfall #Mae Ping National Park #Visit Lamphun #Visit Li #unseenthailand #Visit secondary cities --------------------------------------

#Travel for the World Koh Luang Waterfall: The Miracle of Emerald Green Limestone Waterfall in the Heart of Nature If you are looking for a place to visit that is not only beautiful but also full of natural charm, Koh Luang Waterfall in Mae Ping National Park, Lamphun Province is a destination you should not miss! This waterfall is hidden amidst the lush green forest. It is beautiful and unique and hard to find anywhere else. The path to the waterfall is not too difficult, but quite challenging. You will experience the lush natural forest, as if you have escaped from the modern world to a land full of peace. Just walk a few hundred meters and you will be greeted by Koh Luang Waterfall, which flows from a steep limestone mountaintop. The highlight that makes Koh Luang different from other waterfalls is the limestone waterfall that cascades down from a 20-meter-high layer of rocks. The water flowing down from the limestone layer is clear emerald green, and you can see the river bottom with strong rocks arranged in order. It is beautiful and amazing. Koh Luang Waterfall is not just a tourist attraction, but a wonder created by nature. After a tiring walk, you can sit under the shade of a large tree or soak your feet in the cool, clear water, listening to the sound of the waterfall and the refreshing scent of nature. Ko Luang Waterfall is a place that provides a complete relaxation and makes you feel deeply connected to nature. Ko Luang Waterfall is open for visits between October and June of each year. The best time to visit is from December to February when the weather is cool and the waterfall is at its most beautiful. Be prepared for trekking and wear sturdy sneakers because the path can be slippery when wet. Don't forget to bring drinking water and snacks because there are no large restaurants near the waterfall and most importantly, don't leave your trash in nature because we should keep it clean for the next generation. Ko Luang Waterfall is a place that provides both visual beauty and peace of mind. If you love adventure and experiencing perfect nature, this is another place you shouldn't miss. I highly recommend it.

Ko Luang Waterfall 🏞>> It is a very beautiful waterfall. The water is clear and you can see the fish. It is easy to get to, not difficult. I recommend going early in the morning. There will not be many people. You can take beautiful pictures. It is not far from the parking lot, less than 1 kilometer. Swimming is not allowed, but there is a lower point where you can swim. If you have difficulty walking, I recommend wearing sneakers because the path is made of stones. 💸 No entrance fee, just the park entrance fee. ❌️ Teenagers can walk, but I do not recommend it for the elderly. #Recommended places to visit #Beautiful waterfall #Ko Luang Waterfall

Small limestone waterfall on the way Before going up to Ko Luang Waterfall in Ban Bon This point is 300 meters from the parking lot The color of the water is still emerald green Just as beautiful as Ko Luang Waterfall You can swim in this pool There are life jackets and officers to take care of you Nearby is also a camping ground 📍 Location: Mae Ping National Park, Li District, Lamphun Province ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #VisitSecondaryCities #KoLuangWaterfall #MaePingNationalPark #VisitLamphun #VisitLi #UnseenThailand #TadSadoWaterfall -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

11 Feb 2024 The water color was a real amazing blue! This place needs a true intention to visit, since it is located deep in Li district, Lampun province in northern Thailand. However, the pathway was in good condition and easy to walk to the waterfall. This waterfall is a part of Maeping National park which have many other spots you can travel for 2-3 days. The park officers were helpful. Please follow the National park's rule to keep the place clean and beautiful as long as we can.