Mae Klong Waterfall is part of the waterfall system in the Mae Ko stream, which is on the same route as Ko Luang Waterfall. Many people often interchange them as the upper and lower levels of Ko Luang Waterfall. In fact, "Mae Klong Waterfall" is a specific location sought after by photographers and nature tourists because it has a unique and particularly outstanding emerald pool.

Limestone Waterfall Ecology

This waterfall is formed by water flowing through limestone layers, resulting in no mud or sediment. The water is clear and reflects an emerald green color throughout the year. The surface of the limestone is rougher than typical granite, making it less slippery, but be careful of moss clinging to the rocks in some spots.

Mahseer Fish and Natural Abundance

Within the emerald pool, you can often find a large number of "Mahseer fish" swimming together, which is an indicator of clean water quality and a thriving ecosystem. Surrounded by large trees and green moss covering the cliffs, it creates a fairytale-like atmosphere.

Convenience and Care

Mae Ping National Park has created a nature trail and viewpoints appropriately, with staff taking care of safety, making it suitable for family trips and those who want to relax peacefully.

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How to Get There

• Private Car: From Li District, take Highway 1087 into Mae Ping National Park. Then continue driving to Ban Ko (same route as Ko Luang Waterfall). There is convenient parking, and a short, flat walk to the waterfall.

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Travel Tips

• Best time for photography: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM. The sunlight will be at the perfect angle to the pool, making the emerald color clear and allowing for the most beautiful photos.

• Recommended equipment: Prepare a waterproof bag for your mobile phone and camera, as the spray from the waterfall is strong in some spots.

• Preparation: Bring a small bottle of drinking water and take all plastic bottles or garbage back out to dispose of outside.

• Activities: You can swim in the areas designated by the park. It is recommended to wear a life jacket for safety.

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Admission Fee:

• Thai Nationals: Adults 40 Baht / Children 20 Baht

• Foreign Nationals: Adults 200 Baht / Children 100 Baht

Opening Hours:

• Open Daily 08:30 AM – 4:30 PM