Klong Plu Waterfall: Koh Chang's Easiest Jungle Walk
Klong Plu Waterfall: Koh Chang's Easiest Jungle Walk Every big Thai island has a waterfall, but few have one as friendly as Klong Plu. On Koh Chang's west coast, a clear stream runs out of the national park jungle, over a ledge some 20 metres high, into a deep, cold pool made for swimming — and you can reach it on a shaded forest trail in about 20 minutes from the car park. No climbing, no guide required, no expedition. Just jungle, birdsong, and a swim that will reset you after a hot morning on the beach. It is the island's easiest nature trip, and for many visitors the favourite hour of their whole stay. The Walk In The trailhead sits inland from Klong Prao , roughly in the middle of the west coast, and is well signed from the main road. Taxis and songthaews usually drop visitors at the turn-off; from there it is a short ride or walk to the park entrance. As part of Mu Ko Chang National Park , an entry fee is typically charged — usually a couple of hundred baht for for...