Wang Muang Waterfall is a hidden gem in Nakhon Nayok province, situated in an area that retains its natural abundance. It is a small waterfall with a simple, warm charm. Clean, clear water flows down several rocky tiers before collecting in a large pool below, which is a safe spot for tourists to swim and cool off. The area surrounding the waterfall is lined with various plant species and large trees that provide shade all day, making it an ideal place for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and relax in the embrace of nature.

Despite its small size, there are walking paths and concrete stairs with handrails to facilitate tourists who wish to climb up to view the beauty of the higher tiers of the waterfall. The climb involves approximately 260 steps from the parking area, leading to a beautiful viewpoint. The overall atmosphere is highly natural and tranquil, making it suitable for picnicking visitors who want to bring food to enjoy by the stream and take in the view of the lush green mountains. Small food and beverage shops are often open near Wang Muang Waterfall, particularly on weekends, making it an easily accessible destination with no admission fee.

• Private Car: Take Highway No. 33 and turn left onto Highway No. 3288, driving for about 16 kilometers. Alternatively, drive through Mueang Nakhon Nayok district, head towards Highway No. 33, turn right onto the road towards Prachinburi, and then turn left onto a local road leading towards Na Hin Lat sub-district, near Wang Bon Reservoir. Paved roads lead to the waterfall area.

• The rainy season is when the waterfall has the most water and is most attractive, but be cautious of wet and slippery paths and stairs.

• Bring swimwear and a towel, as there is a safe pool for swimming.

• You may bring mats and food for a picnic, but please help maintain cleanliness and take your garbage with you.

Admission Fee:

• No admission fee

Opening Hours:

• Open for visitors: 06:00 AM - 06:00 PM (Accessible throughout the day, but safety should be considered for travel during nighttime hours.)