About Namtok Than Thong
Namtok Than Thong is a small forest waterfall located in Tambon Sangkhom, Amphoe Sangkhom, Nong Khai Province, northeastern Thailand near the Mekong River. Set within wooded hills south of Sangkhom town, it features multiple small cascades flowing over rock terraces surrounded by seasonal forest. Notable as a local natural attraction along the scenic Route 211, it is most impressive during the rainy season when water volume increases and is visited for short nature walks and photography.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, tranquil waterfall set in a forested area a short distance from Sangkhom town. The site consists of low rock ledges and shallow pools surrounded by trees and natural vegetation. Access is via a short forest trail and steps. During the rainy season water flows over the rocks, while in the dry season flow is minimal. The area is suitable for sightseeing, photography, and brief relaxation in a natural setting.
Key highlights
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Small multi-tiered cascade over rock terraces in seasonal forest
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Forested setting near the Mekong River scenic corridor along Route 211
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Best water flow during the rainy season from June to October
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Short nature trail and viewpoint areas for photography
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Quiet local attraction near Sangkhom town
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Sangkhom town via Highway 211 (Nong Khai - Sangkhom - Chiang Khan route) and local roads south of town; private car or motorbike is the most convenient option |
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| By public transport | Songthaew and local buses operate along Highway 211 between Nong Khai and Sangkhom; final access to the waterfall requires walking or local transport |