About Thi Lo Le Waterfall
Thi Lo Le Waterfall is a forest waterfall located inside Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary in Umphang District, Tak Province, western Thailand. It lies along the Mae Klong River and is known for its wide cascade flowing over limestone tiers surrounded by dense forest. The waterfall is accessible primarily by rafting and trekking and is often visited together with Thi Lo Su Waterfall as part of Umphang's nature tourism circuit.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, multi-tiered cascade flowing over rock shelves into the Mae Klong River, set within dense evergreen forest of Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. Access is typically by bamboo raft or rubber raft along the river combined with short walks. The area has natural pools at the base, forested surroundings, and limited built facilities. The site is undeveloped and visited as part of guided rafting and trekking trips.
Key highlights
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Wide cascade waterfall on the Mae Klong River inside Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary
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Scenic rafting journey to reach the waterfall through forested river landscape
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Natural pools at the base of the falls for wading and swimming when conditions allow
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Surrounding evergreen forest and wildlife sanctuary environment
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Often combined with Thi Lo Su and Thi Lo Cho waterfalls on multi-day Umphang tours
Route
| By air | Fly to Mae Sot Airport, then continue by road to Umphang |
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| By road | From Mae Sot, drive via Highway 1090 to Umphang town (approx. 160 km, winding mountain road), then continue to Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary checkpoint and arrange local raft and guide to the waterfall |
| By public transport |