[2025 Phrom Khiri Attraction] Travel Guide for Wang Lung Waterfall (Updated Jul)

Let me start by saying this trip was full of mishaps—camera fell into water, backpack strap broke, and leeches were everywhere. But despite all that, it was an incredibly happy and fulfilling experience. We drove ourselves for this trip. Day 1: We began our journey at Ai Khiao Waterfall at 10 AM. The trail was about 3.5 km long with an elevation of 570 meters, carrying a 16 kg backpack. The path was moderately steep, and the staff had to clear the trail for us since we were the first group to hike after a storm. Fallen trees blocked the way, and the trail got steeper as we went, with leeches and large black ants that were quite aggressive. We reached the camp around 4:30 PM and rested as we pleased. Day 2: From the first camp to Sky Cliff and Wind and Rain Ridge, the trail was about 4 km long with an elevation gain of 800 meters. This was the day of steep and very steep paths. We stopped for lunch at a waterfall, enjoying simple yet delicious dishes like omelets and sun-dried pork. The camp at Wind and Rain Ridge didn’t have water nearby, so we had to hike down to fetch water. I don’t remember the exact distance, but the path to the water source was quite challenging and steep. The weather was cold as well. Day 3: Last night was windy and rainy, and I was worried about water seeping through the tarp. I didn’t want to get wet, and my 16 kg backpack was already unbearable. We started hiking at 10 AM, passing through bamboo forests where we had to crawl and duck under branches. Every step forward felt like three steps back because the trail was steep and slippery. Bamboo stalks hung overhead, snagging my backpack—it was a struggle, but also funny in hindsight. The camp tonight was comfortable, though I can’t recall its name. There was water for bathing, and after a tiring hike, a cold bath felt absolutely refreshing. Day 4: "Climb like a swan, descend like a snail." The trail out of the forest was 4.5 km long, followed by another 4 km walk through a garden to Wang Lung Waterfall. Most of the path was downhill, crossing streams and rocks. We had lunch by the waterfall, and I loved this trip so much—having water to bathe in made it all the more refreshing. That’s the end of the review.

Invite everyone to join the Loi Krathong tradition at the Friendship Bridge #Nakhon Si Thammarat attractions #Visit Phrom Khiri Everyone can come to the festival and taste many delicious Thai desserts. Whether you come with friends, lovers or family, it's definitely fun. It's also near Wang Lung Waterfall. We are not locals but we really like this place. The waterfall is clean, peaceful, comfortable. There are hotels nearby. There are many places to take pictures and see the view. #Wang Lung Waterfall #Wang Lung Camping

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Wang Lung Waterfall.... Nakhon Si Thammarat A place to relax, clear water.. suitable for relaxing, absorbing nature. The journey is not difficult at all. Route: Nakhon Si-Nopphitam Come through Don Kha intersection for about 10 kilometers, drive straight ahead and you will see it. I recommend coming during the rainy season. During this rainy season, the water level will be a bit high. Suitable for families or couples. Good atmosphere, few people.