About Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall
Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is a spring-fed limestone waterfall in Tha Luang District, Lopburi Province, central Thailand. It is known for its clear turquoise pools, travertine cascades and year-round flow from underground springs. Set in a forested valley near the Pa Sak River basin, the waterfall forms multiple tiers and swimming basins and is a popular local recreation site for swimming, picnicking and nature sightseeing.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a series of low limestone cascades and clear turquoise pools surrounded by mixed deciduous forest. The water flows over travertine terraces into shallow and deeper basins suitable for wading and swimming. Areas include natural pools, rocky steps, shaded forest paths and open picnic areas near the water. Small food stalls and seating areas are typically found near the entrance and parking area. The setting is natural and informal, with forest shade and limestone formations.
Key highlights
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Spring-fed turquoise pools with year-round water flow
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Limestone travertine cascades and terraced basins
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Natural swimming and wading areas in forest setting
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Shaded picnic areas and forest surroundings
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Clear mineral-rich water suitable for photography
History of Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall
Natural limestone waterfall formed by calcium carbonate deposition from spring water over time, creating travertine terraces; long-standing local natural attraction within the Pa Sak River watershed
Culture & Context
Popular local recreation and picnic site for residents of Lopburi and nearby provinces, valued as a natural swimming and leisure area in Tha Luang District
Route
| By air | No airport in Lopburi; fly to Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok and continue by road or rail to Lopburi/Tha Luang |
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| By train |