The highlight of the waterfall located at the intersection of the Huakhaming National Forest and the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary is its exquisite five-tiered waterfall. The main tier, named "Ton Lam Phrao," features a stunning cliff that rises approximately 40 meters high, creating natural pools known as "Wang Bo" and "Wang Toey," which are perfect for swimming and playing in the water. The other tiers of the waterfall are not as tall, and the cascade eventually transforms into a small canal named Klong Mah Lao, which flows into Klong Hak before merging with Klong Khaming and eventually becoming Klong Duson. The local villagers of Wang Prachan believe that during the dry season, if one hears an unusual sound from the waterfall at night, it signifies that the drought is nearing its end. To reach this picturesque location, take Highway 4184 (Kuan Sato-Wang Prachan) between kilometers 9 and 10, which is about 10 kilometers from the Tahlebun National Park office. There is also a dirt road that branches off for an additional 3 kilometers.