About Khlong Plu Waterfall
Khlong Plu Waterfall is the largest and most visited waterfall on Ko Chang Island in Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located inside Mu Ko Chang National Park near Khlong Prao village, it features a three-tiered cascade dropping about 20 meters into a large emerald pool surrounded by tropical rainforest. Accessible via a short forest trail, it is notable for year-round flow, swimming opportunities, and its status as a key natural attraction on the island.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a 500-600 meter walk through dense tropical rainforest along a well-marked trail from the national park entrance to the falls. The waterfall drops approximately 20 meters over rock tiers into a large, clear emerald pool where swimming is permitted. The setting is forested and shaded with large boulders, natural pools, and lush vegetation. Facilities are basic and the area is managed as part of Mu Ko Chang National Park.
Key highlights
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Largest waterfall on Ko Chang Island with approximately 20-meter drop
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Large emerald pool at the base suitable for swimming
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Short rainforest nature trail (about 500-600 meters) to the falls
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Located inside Mu Ko Chang National Park with protected tropical forest
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Three-tiered cascade with year-round water flow
History of Khlong Plu Waterfall
Part of Mu Ko Chang National Park established in 1982 to protect the archipelago's rainforest and marine ecosystems; the waterfall has long served as an important freshwater source and natural landmark for Ko Chang
Route
| By air | Fly to Trat Airport (TDX) then transfer by shuttle/minibus to Laem Ngop or Ao Thammachat pier and ferry to Ko Chang |
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| By road |