Ton Nga Chang Waterfall (น้ำตก象牙) is a hidden ecological gem in the rainforest hinterland of Hat Yai, Songkhla Province. This 72-meter tiered cascade resembles ivory silk drapes, with roaring torrents during monsoon season (May-Oct) and mesmerizing travertine pools in dry months. The surrounding forest shelters rare wild orchids and bioluminescent ferns called "Pha Liang" (Mystery Light Jungle). Considered an abode of water spirits, the site hosts Buddhist blessing ceremonies during Visakha Bucha Day, with a century-old shrine nestled in the grotto behind the falls.


Everything you need to know about Wat Namtok Tone Nga Chang
The Ivory Waterfall area offers immersive eco-experiences:
Recommended stays near Ivory Waterfall:
Surrounded by rainforest, all accommodations provide anti-mosquito devices. Unique perk: Some suites offer "Foggy Dawn Service" - morning herbal tea delivery during misty sunrise hours. Bring quick-dry clothing for waterfall hikes.
Top picks near Ivory Waterfall:
Pro tip: Visit during rainy season (May-Oct) for strongest flows but wear non-slip shoes.
Recommended accommodations near Elephant Falls (น้ำตกช้างไห้):
Around Ivory Waterfall (Ton Nga Chang), consider these unique stays:
Tip: Rent a car for mountain roads (some are steep). Best visit during rainy season (May-Oct) for stronger cascades, but wear anti-slip shoes.
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