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Everyone that I have previewed this video to has said the same thing over and over. "I can't stop watching this video" "The beauty is mesmerizing!" I offer to you to judge for yourself.
Approximately six (6) hours north of Bangkok, Khlong Lan national park sprawls over mountain ranges west of Kamphaeng Phet Province, covering 300 square kilometers of land, the peaks reaching as high as 1,400 meters. Lush virgin jungles act as filters for the rain that falls and flows into streams in the area.
Khlong Lan Waterfall is about 100 meters high and about 40 meters wide. Under the Waterfall is a large pool where you can swim. The Waterfall is 500 meters from the national park office and is the most scenic of the park waterfalls. The park is open 6.00 am-6.00 pm daily. Forest-dwelling monks come to meditate and reflect. The park is open from 9.00 am-5.00 pm. Admission is 200 baht a person, and an additional fee of 100 baht a car will be charged for visitors driving a personal vehicle.
Shot by Al Caudullo with the Canon R5 with the RF 5.2mm Dual Fisheye Lens and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro. With Spatial Audio recorded on the Zoom H2N.
Approximately six (6) hours north of Bangkok, Khlong Lan national park sprawls over mountain ranges west of Kamphaeng Phet Province, covering 300 square kilometers of land, the peaks reaching as high as 1,400 meters. Lush virgin jungles act as filters for the rain that falls and flows into streams in the area.
Khlong Lan Waterfall is about 100 meters high and about 40 meters wide. Under the Waterfall is a large pool where you can swim. The Waterfall is 500 meters from the national park office and is the most scenic of the park waterfalls. The park is open 6.00 am-6.00 pm daily. Forest-dwelling monks come to meditate and reflect. The park is open from 9.00 am-5.00 pm. Admission is 200 baht a person, and an additional fee of 100 baht a car will be charged for visitors driving a personal vehicle.
Shot by Al Caudullo with the Canon R5 with the RF 5.2mm Dual Fisheye Lens and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro. With Spatial Audio recorded on the Zoom H2N.