Noen 1255 is part of the high mountain ranges of Phu Suan Sai National Park, standing at 1,255 meters above sea level and about 1 km from Noen 1408, the highest point in the park. The surrounding terrain features complex mountains and dense highland forests.

Visitors can enjoy wide, expansive views, including the Thai–Laos border mountain ranges. During late rainy season to early winter (September–February), there is a chance to witness a beautiful sea of mist covering the valleys in the morning, creating a romantic and breathtaking atmosphere.

Historically, Noen 1255 was part of the Ban Rom Klao battlefield during the 1980s along the Thai–Laos border. Today, the Phra Phuttharaksa statue stands as a memorial to honor the soldiers who lost their lives in the conflict.

The peaceful environment is ideal for hiking, nature study, and combining scenic enjoyment with historical exploration. Visitors can also camp at Phu Hua Hom campsite, located near the viewpoint.

• Private car: Take Highway 2113 (Dan Sai–Na Haeo) and then Highway 1268 to the Phu Suan Sai National Park headquarters. From there, follow the nature trail on foot to reach Noen 1255 (consult park staff in advance for safety).

• Public transport: Take a bus to Dan Sai or Na Haeo District, then hire a local vehicle or private transport to the park headquarters, which is the starting point for the hike to the viewpoint.

• Wear appropriate clothing and shoes for hiking.

• Respect the historical site and the Phra Phuttharaksa statue.

• Plan ahead and consult park staff if you wish to see sunrise or sunset.

• Overnight stays are recommended at the Phu Hua Hom campsite.

Admission Fee

• Free of charge

Opening Hours

• Open daily