The Giant Krabak Tree is one of the most important conservation tourist attractions in Taksin Maharat National Park, carefully maintained to allow visitors to experience the grandeur of nature.

Key Features:

This Krabak tree is enormous, with a measured circumference of approximately 16.10 meters and a height_ of about 50 meters—the largest ever recorded in Thailand. It is estimated to be over 700 years old, standing atop a hill approximately 700 meters above sea level.

Walking Path:

Wooden walkways and footbridges have been constructed to allow visitors to view the giant tree up close safely, without disturbing its root system.

Activities:

A must-visit photo spot and a short shaded nature trail ideal for walking and exploring.

Additional Information:

The scientific name of the tree is Anisoptera costata. It is a rare and valuable hardwood species.

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How to Get There

By car:

• Located inside Taksin Maharat National Park along Highway 1090 (Tak–Mae Sot).

To reach the tree:

• Visitors must walk approximately 100–200 meters from the park’s parking area along the nature trail.

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Travel Tips

• Photography: Bring a wide-angle lens to capture the full grandeur of the tree.

• Weather: The park area is cool and pleasant year-round, ideal for camping and enjoying the freshness of the forest.

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Admission Fee:

Entrance fees apply at Taksin Maharat National Park (please check the current rates with the park).

• Taksin Maharat National Park: Open daily, 24 hours