Chu Thong Cliff is a significant landmark located just 500 meters from Lan Hin Pum. It is a steep cliff that juts out over the landscape, offering a clear and breathtaking view of the lush green valleys below. In the past, this spot was more than just a viewpoint; it held great importance in Thai political history as the site where the Communist Party of Thailand  would raise a red flag to signal victory after a successful battle. Today, the Thai national flag flies proudly in its place, symbolizing the return of peace and national unity.

To reach Pha Chu Thong, visitors must walk along a nature trail surrounded by unique rock formations and various plant species. This path allows you to breathe in the fresh, cool air in a tranquil environment. Once you arrive at the cliff, you will see the Thai flag fluttering in the high-altitude breeze a signature landmark where every visitor stops to take a souvenir photo. The highlight of Pha Chu Thong is its panoramic view; on a clear day, you can see the complex mountain ranges stretching endlessly into the horizon.

The most beautiful time to visit is during the late afternoon, as it is a popular spot for watching the sunset. The golden orange light fading behind the mountains is a captivating sight that leaves a lasting impression. Beyond the natural beauty, this place serves as a reminder of the sacrifices and historical lessons learned on this land. The geological area around the cliff is also covered with moss and ferns, adding a fresh and vibrant feel to the trail all year round.

Visiting Pha Chu Thong completes any trip to Phu Hin Rong Kla, as it offers the thrill of standing on a high precipice, unobstructed natural beauty, and a deep sense of national history. It is a place that feels peaceful yet powerful at the same time.

• Continue walking from Lan Hin Pum for about 500 meters along the marked nature trail

• Be Careful When Taking Photos: There are no railings in some cliff areas. Please use extra caution when approaching the cliff edge.

• Bring a Flashlight: If you stay to watch the sunset, bring a flashlight for the walk back to the parking lot, as the trail gets dark very quickly.

• Check the Weather: During the rainy season, the paths can be slippery. Please walk with caution.

Admission Fee:

• Thai Citizens: Adults 40 THB / Children 20 THB

• Foreigners: Adults 200 THB / Children 100 THB

• Included in the Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park entrance fee

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM.