Yod Lueang Waterfall is like an oasis hidden in Nopphitam District, a favorite destination for travelers who appreciate peace and nature. The name “Yod Lueang” comes from a local tree species commonly found in this area, giving the waterfall its unique identity.

The waterfall has 4 tiers, each offering different scenery and pool characteristics. The lower tiers are the most popular, featuring a wide rock terrace and shallow water, making them suitable for families and casual swimming. The water is crystal clear, allowing the rocks beneath to be seen easily, and remains refreshingly cool all year round.

Surrounded by dense tropical rainforest, the area is more tranquil than many well-known waterfalls, allowing visitors to clearly hear the sounds of nature. The walking path to the waterfall is well maintained and easy to access for general visitors.

For photography enthusiasts, the gently flowing water across the rock terrace creates an excellent setting for long exposure shots. Park rangers regularly maintain cleanliness and safety throughout the area. The charm of Yod Lueang Waterfall lies in its simplicity and accessibility while preserving its rich natural environment.

The air around the waterfall is cool and humid, offering a refreshing escape even during the hot season. Sitting and listening to the flowing water provides a perfect way to relieve stress. If you are looking for a peaceful waterfall away from the crowds while staying close to nature, Yod Lueang Waterfall is a destination not to be missed.

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How to Get There

• By private car: From Nakhon Si Thammarat city, take Highway 4016 toward Phrom Khiri District, then continue onto Highway 4186 toward Nopphitam District. Upon reaching Na Reng Subdistrict, look for the sign to Yod Lueang Waterfall and drive approximately 3–5 kilometers to reach the site.

• By public transport: Take a local bus or van on the Nakhon Si Thammarat–Nopphitam route and get off near the waterfall access point, then continue by local hired transport to the waterfall.

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Travel Tips

• Check the depth of the pools before swimming and be cautious of slippery rocks.

• Food is allowed, but please keep the area clean and take all trash with you.

• Strap sandals or anti-slip shoes are recommended for walking on wet rocks.

• The best visiting time is 09:00–11:00 AM for a quiet atmosphere and mild sunlight.

• You can easily continue your trip to Krung Ching Waterfall or Tham Hong Cave within the same day.

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Entrance Fee:

Khao Luang National Park admission fee.

• Thai visitors: Adults 40 THB / Children 20 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adults 200 THB / Children 100 THB

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:30 AM – 04:30 PM.