Ko Luang Waterfall

Mae Lan · Li · Lamphun · Thailand

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About Ko Luang Waterfall

Ko Luang Waterfall is a limestone waterfall located inside Mae Ping National Park in Li District, Lamphun Province, northern Thailand. Known for its turquoise pools and travertine cascades formed by calcium carbonate deposits, the waterfall flows over multiple tiers through forested terrain. It is a notable natural attraction within the park, accessible via a short trail and popular for swimming, photography and nature observation near Kaeng Ko Reservoir.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a forested limestone waterfall with clear turquoise pools and stepped travertine cascades inside Mae Ping National Park. The site is reached by a short forest trail from the parking area near Kaeng Ko. Visitors can view multiple tiers, wade or swim in designated pools, take photographs of the calcium-coated rocks and surrounding forest, and explore picnic areas near the waterfall base.

Key highlights

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Limestone travertine waterfall with turquoise pools
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Located inside Mae Ping National Park near Kaeng Ko Reservoir
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Multi-tiered cascades formed by calcium carbonate deposits
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Swimming and wading in clear natural pools
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Short forest trail access through protected park landscape

Route

By road
By air	Fly to Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), then drive approximately 130-150 km south to Li District and Mae Ping National Park
By train	No direct rail service to Li District; nearest rail access is via Lamphun or Chiang Mai stations then continue by road

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Mae Ping National Park

Mae Ping National Park is a 1,003 sq km protected area spanning Lamphun, Tak and Chiang Mai provinces, centered in Li District, Lamphun along the Ping River and Bhumibol Reservoir. Established on 13 July 1981 as Thailand's 32nd national park, it is notable for dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests, limestone cliffs, grassland meadows and reservoir scenery. Key features include Kaeng Ko, Ko Luang Waterfall, Thung Kik and Pha Daeng Luang.

Li, LamphunNational Park

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Wat Phra Phutthabat Huai Tom

Wat Phra Phutthabat Huai Tom is a prominent Buddhist temple located in Ban Huai Tom, Na Sai Subdistrict, Li District, Lamphun Province, northern Thailand. Established by the revered monk Kruba Chaiyawongsa Phatthana, it is the spiritual center of the Pwo Karen community who practice strict vegetarianism. The temple is notable for its large golden chedi, footprint of the Buddha shrine, and distinctive Lanna-Karen architecture set in a quiet rural valley.

Li, LamphunTemple

By public transport	Limited public transport to the waterfall; local songthaew or private hire from Li town is typically required

Nearest airport	Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX)

Nearest railway station	Lamphun Railway Station

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Water volume is seasonal and most impressive during and shortly after the rainy season Limestone surfaces are slippery when wet; water shoes recommended Bring swimwear and towel if planning to swim
02Rules & restrictions	Follow Mae Ping National Park regulations Do not litter and carry out trash Swim only in designated areas
03Safety information	Limestone rocks and travertine steps can be very slippery Water levels can rise quickly during heavy rain

Facilities listed

Reported facilities to help you plan your visit.

Parking
Park ranger station
Picnic areas
Toilets