Nestled within the lush greenery of Tako Ngao Waterfall National Park, Klong Prao Waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder that captivates visitors with its tranquil ambiance and stunning scenery. Perfect for nature lovers and adventurers, this serene waterfall invites exploration and offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the vibrant flora and fauna of Thailand.
Klong Prao Waterfall, located in Kako Ngao Waterfall National Park, is a standout attraction, showcasing the picturesque landscapes and diverse ecosystem of Thailand. Surrounded by towering trees and vibrant plant life, this waterfall presents a spectacular sight as crystal-clear water cascades over rocky ledges, creating tranquil pools below. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails that lead to various viewpoints, ideal for capturing the breathtaking beauty of the waterfall and its surroundings. Whether you seek a peaceful retreat or an adventurous day of exploration, Klong Prao Waterfall provides the perfect backdrop. The park also encourages wildlife spotting, allowing observers to see the rich biodiversity of the region. With its enchanting atmosphere, Klong Prao Waterfall stands as a testament to nature’s majesty and is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling through Thailand.
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Klong Prao Waterfall (Thap Chang) is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking Tako Ngao Waterfall National Park, 86220, Thailand
To start with, his waterfall is incorrectly labeled on a popular mapping app as Thap Chang Waterfall. According to signs posted on site, the name is Klong Prao Waterfall, and just a bit down the road is Namtok Ngao Waterfall National Park. If you’re on the road between Surat Thani and Chumphon, this waterfall has to be on your list, a must-see. For me and my particular style, the place ticked all the boxes:Easy Access – Just 20 minutes from the main highway on well maintained roads. Good Price – Some places in Thailand charge 200 baht, perhaps to soak your feet in some cheesy hot spring. This place is the real deal and is FREE! Awesome Beauty – Climb down the series of steel stairs and see what I mean. Well Maintained – They spent some big money constructing the stairs, plus I saw very little rubbish along the trail. The day I visited, there were workers raking leaves and cleaning up rubbish. Solitude – I arrived at 10 AM and had the place to myself for 30 minutes before two other couples (quiet respectful Thai people) arrived. Other general notes: There is a small stand onsite selling drinks. The national park just down the road offers camping. This is intriguing and I may have to investigate next time I pass by. Sadly, I would not bring small children to the waterfall, as the stairs are very steep and a fall would be disastrous.
I refused to go in because they charge 200 baht for tourists and 40 baht for Thai people. Not fair to discriminate like that