The waterfall originates from the Huai River and consists of a total of six levels. Its characteristic is a series of tiered stone formations that cascade down in complex layers, with water flowing year-round. The names of the waterfalls from the first to the sixth level are as follows: Tad Maan, Phakhan Thai, Phahua Chang, Phachom, Tad Ling, and Tad Mok (Huai Hok), respectively. The first level is approximately 30 meters high and features a large pond ideal for swimming, while the second level stands about 50 meters tall, surrounded by the atmosphere of a lush dry evergreen forest that remains remarkably fertile. The waterfall is located around 11 kilometers from the district center.