Waterfall Chong FA is the hallmark of the national Park, Khao Lak - Lamru, founded in 1995. Located in the dense tropical forests it is a powerful stream of water falling from a height of 10 meters and forming a cool natural swimming pool, ideal for swimming. Close to Chong FA is a place for retreat (solitary practice) of Buddhist monks.

The very same national Park covers both the forest and the sea, its total area is 125 sq. km. Given the size of the Khao Lak – Lamru, its flora and fauna bursting with diversity. In a three-tier rainforest it is home to colugo (flying lemur), leaf monkeys, macaque, Malayan porcupines, binturong (Asian Panda), giant black squirrels, tapirs, bats, and many others. The number of species of birds, reptiles and marine life Park is also impressive.

Popularity Lamru waterfall is Nam Tok Nang Thong beach. This five-level cascade falls, is so deep that does not dry out in the course of the year. Even in the hot season from April to may here you can find refuge from the merciless tropical sun.

National Park Khao Lak – Lamru are also several less popular, but very nice waterfalls: the Tone of the Pling, hin Lad and sang Tong. The contrast of the cool water waterfalls create hot springs Kapong c temperature of +65°C.