Wang Chumpoo Waterfall originates from the Wang Chomphu Stream, which begins in the San and Sanam Phriang Mountains. The waterfall flows along a valley, with a height_ of approximately 20 meters, and water is present only during the rainy season (the best time to visit).

Ecosystem and Nature:

• Surrounding area consists of dry evergreen forest and mixed deciduous forest, featuring a variety of plants such as pine, redwood, and lush understory vegetation.

• Home to local wildlife including native birds, squirrels, and small forest animals; visitors may notice tracks along the trail.

• The pool at the base of the waterfall reflects the surrounding forest, giving it a deep emerald color and serving as an important water source for the Wang Chomphu Stream.

Activities and Services for Visitors:

• Nature viewing and photography: Water flows over pink rock layers, a unique feature of this waterfall.

• Relaxation and meditation: Close to Wat Khao Namtok Wang Chomphu, visitors can meditate or enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

• Swimming: Possible in the lower pool when water levels are high during the rainy season.

Limitations:
Being a small waterfall in a forested area under the Forest Protection Unit, commercial facilities are limited. Visitors should bring their own food and drinks.
Avoid visiting: During the dry season, when water flow may be low or nonexistent.

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How to Get There

By Private Car:

1. From Kamphaeng Phet city, take the Kamphaeng Phet–Tak Road toward Kosamphi Nakhon District.

2. In Phet Chomphu Subdistrict, follow signs for Wat Khao Namtok Wang Chomphu and the Forest Protection Unit.

3. Continue on the natural dirt road for 3–5 km to reach the waterfall.
   Note: The final section is an unpaved road; a vehicle with sufficient clearance is recommended.

By Public Transport / Songthaew:

1. From Kamphaeng Phet city, take a minivan or songthaew to Kosamphi Nakhon District.

2. Get off at Phet Chomphu Subdistrict, near Wat Khao Namtok Wang Chomphu.

3. Continue by motorbike taxi or walk 3–5 km following signs to the waterfall.

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Travel Tips

• Best time to visit: Rainy season (May–October) for full water flow.

• Preparation: Bring food and water, and wear shoes suitable for hiking on dirt and slippery rocks.

• Safety: Be cautious of slippery rocks and strong water currents; swim only in safe areas.

• Additional equipment: Waterproof cameras or rain protection are recommended for photography.

• Respect nature and culture: Keep the area clean, do not litter, and maintain the peaceful atmosphere near Wat Khao Namtok Wang Chomphu.

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Admission Fee:

• No official entry fee. Please check with local authorities as it is managed by the Forest Protection Unit.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 08:00 – 17:00