This bat has grayish- to yellowish-brown dorsal fur and a broad noseleaf. It is recorded in limestone karsts and evergreen forests of mainland Southeast Asia and roosts in caves by day; its range limits remain uncertain.
The dorsal fur is grayish brown to yellowish brown, and the ventral fur is pale brown. The noseleaf has a long, straight-sided lancet with a wedge-shaped tip; its broad horseshoe covers much of the muzzle.
It is mainly known from limestone karsts and lowland to hill evergreen forests, with records from sea level to about 1,082 m. The account describes it as nocturnal and roosting in caves by day. Pregnant and lactating females were captured in central Thailand in late February and May, respectively.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.