Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is located within Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum in Lopburi Province. It is a natural attraction with a unique character that clearly differs from typical waterfalls. Instead of originating from mountain streams, its water comes from numerous large underground springs that emerge from beneath the ground, merge into a stream, and flow down limestone layers. As a result, the water is exceptionally clear and displays a stunning emerald-green color, reflecting the purity of the surrounding natural environment.

One of the most remarkable features of Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is its continuous flow throughout the year. Even during the dry season, when many other waterfalls dry up, this waterfall maintains a strong and refreshingly cool stream. The waterfall extends for approximately three kilometers and consists of many small cascading levels along its course. In certain areas, the water flows gently over limestone formations, creating beautiful curtain-like cascades that enhance the charm of the landscape.

The area surrounding the waterfall is densely shaded by kan lueang trees, from which the waterfall takes its name, along with a variety of other plant species. This lush vegetation provides constant shade and creates a cool, refreshing atmosphere throughout the day. The overall environment is calm and invigorating, making it an ideal place for relaxation amid unspoiled nature.

Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is suitable for visitors of all ages, especially families looking for a picnic spot or groups of friends who wish to swim in the crystal-clear pools that resemble glass. There are also nature study trails that follow the stream, allowing visitors to observe the origins of the underground springs, where water can be seen bubbling up directly from the earth. This fascinating sight highlights the richness of natural resources in the Lopburi area.

For photographers and nature lovers, the waterfall offers countless scenic viewpoints, particularly the contrast between the emerald-green water, white limestone rocks, and the surrounding green forest. Another highlight not to be missed is the longest suspension bridge in Lopburi Province, which spans the stream and serves as a popular viewpoint. From this elevated perspective, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the waterfall and its surroundings.

Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is therefore a destination where natural beauty, freshness, and ecological abundance come together harmoniously. It is an ideal place for those seeking relaxation, renewal, and inspiration, offering the chance to experience the magical emerald waters and lush forest scenery in every season.

Private Car:

• From Lopburi city, take Highway 1 (Phahonyothin) toward Saraburi-Lomsak (Highway 21). At the Lam Narai intersection, turn right onto Highway 2089 toward Muak Lek; the waterfall will be on your right.

Public Transport:

• Take a van or bus to the Lam Narai transport station in Chai Badan, then use a local taxi or minibus to reach the waterfall.

Best Season: 

• Can be visited year-round. For the clearest water, visit during the non-rainy months. The cool season (November-January) offers the most pleasant weather.

Clothing:

• Wear comfortable attire and bring a change of clothes for swimming. Non-slip shoes are recommended as the limestone rocks can be slippery.

Facilities:

• There are many food and drink stalls at the entrance. You can purchase items for a picnic, but please help keep the area clean.

Safety:

• Swim only in designated areas and supervise children closely in deeper or swifter parts of the stream.

Activities:

• Besides swimming, be sure to walk across the suspension bridge and visit the "Spring Source" located near the main falls.

Admission Fee

• Local visitors: Free

• Foreign visitors: Free

Opening Hours

• Daily 08:00 – 17:00