About Mae Krasa Waterfall
Mae Krasa Waterfall is a small forest waterfall located in Pang Sila Thong District, Kamphaeng Phet Province, western Thailand. Situated in a rural forested area near the border of Khlong Wang Chao National Park, it is known for its seasonal cascade flowing over rocky tiers surrounded by natural woodland. The site offers a quiet natural setting visited for sightseeing and nature appreciation, particularly during the rainy season when water volume increases.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small seasonal waterfall set in forested countryside in Pang Sila Thong. The waterfall flows over rock tiers into shallow pools surrounded by trees and natural vegetation. The area is undeveloped and tranquil, suitable for short nature walks, sightseeing and photography. Water flow varies significantly by season and may be minimal in the dry season.
Key highlights
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Seasonal forest waterfall in Pang Sila Thong District
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Rocky cascade tiers with natural pools
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Quiet woodland setting near Khlong Wang Chao National Park area
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Opportunity for nature photography and sightseeing
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Relatively undeveloped natural environment
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Pang Sila Thong town via local rural roads; private vehicle or hired transport is typically required for the final approach on unpaved forest tracks |
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Need to know
| 01Things to know before you go |
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| 02Rules & restrictions |