About Tat Pho Waterfall
Tat Pho Waterfall is a forest waterfall located inside Phu Langka National Park in Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province, northeastern Thailand. It features multiple tiers flowing over sandstone cliffs surrounded by dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forest. The waterfall is seasonal, with strongest flow during the rainy season, and is known as a quiet nature attraction for sightseeing, photography and short forest walks near the Mekong River border area.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a seasonal forest waterfall inside Phu Langka National Park reached by a short nature trail through woodland. The waterfall cascades over rocky sandstone ledges into shallow pools below, surrounded by forest and natural rock formations. During the rainy season water flow is strong, while in the dry season flow is reduced. The area is undeveloped and tranquil, suitable for sightseeing, photography and short walks, with basic park facilities near the trailhead.
Key highlights
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Multi-tiered waterfall inside Phu Langka National Park
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Sandstone cliffs and forest setting in Ban Phaeng District
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Seasonal flow strongest during the rainy season
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Quiet nature trail suitable for sightseeing and photography
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Part of the Phu Langka forest ecosystem near the Mekong River
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Ban Phaeng town via Highway 212 and local roads into Phu Langka National Park; private car or motorbike is most convenient with parking near the trailhead |
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| By public transport | Limited public transport; local songthaew or hired vehicle/taxi from Ban Phaeng or Nakhon Phanom city |