🌳Refreshing with nature at Koh Luang Waterfall in Lamphun🐠

Ko Luang Waterfall is the most famous waterfall in Mae Ping National Park, approximately 22 kilometers from the park office. Ko Luang Waterfall is a limestone waterfall formed by Mae Ko Stream flowing through a limestone cliff about 20 meters high, flowing down in 7 levels and falling into a large green pool below. Because the area has limestone and water flows all year round, the waterfall area has many stalactites and stalagmites and is naturally beautiful. This is also a waterfall area with a large, clean pool. No disturbances, so there are many types of fish living there. If you come during the time when sunlight shines on the waterfall, you will see it sparkling beautifully and strangely. Ko Luang Waterfall is a waterfall that can be viewed from many angles, starting from the top of the stairs and the waterfall area. Along the way to Ko Luang Waterfall, you will pass by large and shady trees. Oh, here, the Ko Luang Waterfall Protection Unit only provides restrooms. But there are no shops or restaurants. If you want to have a picnic at the waterfall, you must bring your own food and drinks. Don't forget to keep it clean and take your trash home with you. #BeautifulPhotoSpots #Lamphun #NatureTrip