About Phrai Wan Waterfall
Phrai Wan Waterfall is a forest waterfall located in Khlong Chaloem Subdistrict, Kong Ra District, Phatthalung Province in southern Thailand. Set within a forested area near the Khao Banthat mountain range, it features multiple small cascades flowing over rock tiers into shallow pools. The waterfall is known as a quiet local nature attraction surrounded by tropical vegetation, offering a natural setting for short visits, picnics and seasonal swimming when water levels permit.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small forest waterfall with tiered rock cascades and shallow pools set in tropical woodland in Kong Ra. The site is relatively undeveloped and natural, with forest surroundings, rocks and clear water during the rainy season. Areas for wading and sitting by the pools are available, along with shaded spots for picnics and photography. Access involves a short walk from the parking area through forest terrain.
Key highlights
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Tiered forest waterfall with multiple small cascades
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Shallow natural pools suitable for wading in season
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Quiet forested setting near the Khao Banthat range
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Shaded picnic areas surrounded by tropical vegetation
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Local nature attraction away from large crowds
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Phatthalung town and Kong Ra District centre via local roads to Khlong Chaloem, then a short walk to the waterfall. Private car or motorbike is the most convenient option. |
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| Nearest airport | Trang Airport |
| Nearest railway station |