Thailand > Ranong > Suk Samran District > Khlong Nakha Wildlife Sanctuary

“This wildlife reserve houses a breathtaking waterfall known as Namtok Phan Met amid a stretch of verdant forest. The wildlife reserve was established in 1972, originally covering an area of 480 km. In 1991 50 km of tambon Khao Pang were added to the reserve.”

Khlong Nakha is a wildlife sanctuary in southern Thailand, located in the southeast of Ranong Province. It is located within the hills of the Phuket mountain range.

Khlong Nakha covers an area of 530 km, covering area of the tambon Chiao Liang, Ban Na and Bang Hin of Kapoe district, Nakha and Kam Phuan of Suk Samran, as well as tambon Khao Pang of Ban Ta Khun of Surat Thani Province.

The wildlife reserve was established in 1972, originally covering an area of 480 km. In 1991 50 km of tambon Khao Pang were added to the reserve.

This wildlife reserve houses a breathtaking waterfall known as Namtok Phan Met amid a stretch of verdant forest.

From Amphoe Kapoe, take Highway 4 toward Phang-nga for approximately 25 kilometres, turn left between Km. 685-686 for another 200 metres to Khlong Nakha Wildlife Reserve Headquarters.
Can be visited between the hours of 8am and 5pm