About Khlong Lan National Park
Khlong Lan National Park is a protected forest park in Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet Province, western Thailand, covering about 300 sq km of the Dawna Range. Established in 1982 as Thailand's 44th national park, it is best known for Khlong Lan Waterfall, a 100-meter high cascade, along with Khlong Nam Lai Waterfall, forested mountains, streams and diverse flora and fauna.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested mountain park centered on waterfalls and streams. The main area includes Khlong Lan Waterfall with viewing platforms and pools, secondary waterfalls such as Khlong Nam Lai and Kaeng Ko Roi, nature trails through mixed deciduous and evergreen forest, camping grounds, bungalows and a visitor centre. Activities focus on sightseeing, photography, short hikes and nature observation in a natural, relatively undeveloped setting.
Key highlights
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Khlong Lan Waterfall - 100 meters high and about 40 meters wide, the park's most famous attraction
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Khlong Nam Lai Waterfall - multi-tiered waterfall with 9 levels flowing through forested terrain
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Kaeng Ko Roi (Kaeng Khoi Roi) - rocky rapids and islets on Khlong Suan Mak stream
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Forested Dawna Range landscape with viewpoints and watershed streams
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Wildlife and birdwatching including diverse forest birds and small mammals