Khlong Lan Waterfall is located within Khlong Lan National Park. This single-tier waterfall is formed by the Khuń Khlong Lan mountain range, which has a peak reaching 1,439 meters above sea level. The waters cascade down from approximately five different streams into a basin nestled in the valley, creating a deep pool and a river that stretches about 3 kilometers. The water then flows over steep cliffs, approximately 100 meters high, before descending to the lower pool, becoming a small stream. This stream eventually merges with other rivers, such as Khlong Suan Mak, Khlong Lai, and Khlong Khlung, before flowing into the Ping River in succession.