Wang Pha Mek Viewpoint is located within the Sai Khuan and Ai Kling National Reserved Forests. It is one of Trang’s most popular nature-based and adventure attractions. The site is especially famous for its morning sea of mist, which covers the valleys below almost year-round, and becomes particularly impressive during the late rainy season and early winter months.

Geographically, Wang Pha Mek sits on a high mountain ridge, providing visitors with a 360-degree panoramic view. The scenery includes layers of mountain ranges stretching into the distance, and on days when the sky is clear, visitors can even see the Andaman Sea, Pak Meng Beach, and major islands in Trang Province from the summit.

At the base of the mountain, several facilities have been developed for travelers, including the Wang Pha Mek Adventure Dinosaur Park, featuring dinosaur and wildlife sculptures, making it an enjoyable spot for families and photography. Additionally, there are facilities for those wishing to stay overnight, such as camping areas, rest stops, small food stalls, and waiting zones for hikers preparing for the climb.

Along the hiking trail, visitors can enjoy lush forest surroundings, fresh mountain air, and the natural soundscape, making the ascent both challenging and rewarding. Upon reaching the top, hikers are greeted by cool, refreshing air and the mesmerizing movement of the sea of mist, which flows gently across the valley below like a massive white blanket—creating one of the most iconic sunrise scenes in Trang.

• By private car: Wang Pha Mek is located about 37–40 km from Trang City. Take the main road toward Wang Wiset District.
  To reach the viewpoint itself, visitors must hike from the base, following a path that alternates between stairs and natural dirt trails. The hike is steep and typically takes 30–60 minutes depending on fitness levels.

• By public transport: There is no direct public transportation to the viewpoint. Visitors must first travel to Wang Wiset District, then hire a local transport service to reach the mountain base. The final section of the road is steep and requires a pickup truck or 4WD vehicle. Local operators can arrange parking and shuttle services to the trailhead.

• Plan to arrive at the mountain base around 4:30 AM to begin the hike in time to see the sunrise and morning mist.

• Bring a flashlight (essential for the pre-dawn hike), drinking water, and suitable footwear for trekking.

• Camping sites and huts are available at the base for overnight stays. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays.

Entrance Fee:

• A small maintenance or service fee may apply. (Please check with local guides or staff on site.)

Opening Hours:

• Open for visitors from before dawn (around 4:30 AM) until approximately 5:00 PM.