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8 เขา ที่เรา อยากรู้จัก ในวันฝนพรำ

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Phu Chi Fa

Phu Chi Fa is not just an ordinary viewpoint; it is an icon that anyone visiting Chiang Rai simply cannot miss. The name of the peak is derived from its amazing physical characteristic: a stone cliff with a sharp point pointing towards the sky. The tip of this cliff protrudes into Laos, meaning that when you stand at the peak, you experience standing on the edge of the sky with a clear view o... read more

Pa Hin Ngam National Park

This national park can be reached via the Bangkok-Saraburi-Chai Badan route, then connecting to Highway No. 205 (Chai Badan-Thep Sathit-Chaiyaphum). Then take a left-hand road just before the district for 29 kilometres. The park is littered with large rocks of unusual shapes, some resembling a nail, a serpentâ€™s head and an ancient castle. In the early part of the rainy season in... read more

Khun Sathan National Park

Khun Sathan National Park covers a vast area with complex, steep mountains stretching from north to south, with the ridgeline of Doi Prae Mueang marking the boundary between Nan and Phrae. It is the source of numerous streams and tributaries. At the park’s watershed research station, wild Himalayan cherry trees and other flowers bloom beautifully during winter.
Most of the park is covered wi... read more

Khao Kho

Khao Kho is the definition of a vacation paradise in the lower northern region, earned the nickname Switzerland of Thailand. The name "Khao Kho" is derived from the Kho tree (Livistona speciosa), a palm species with fan-like leaves that grew abundantly in this area in the past. Beyond its atmosphere, the area holds significant history as a battlefield between the government and the Commu... read more

Phu Tubberk

Phu Tubberk The highest peak in Phetchabun. Just opened for tourists to explore the area soon. But it can be amazing to those who visit so much that they become one in UNSEEN THAILAND you should not miss visiting. At an elevation of 1,768 meters above sea level Cold temperatures all year on the peak. And cabbage farm The vast eye. Eat at the top of the mountain. Phu Kradueng is considered one... read more

Khlong Lan National Park

Khlong Lan National Park covers approximately 187,500 rai in Tambon Khlong Lan Phatthana, Tambon Khlong Nam Lai, and Tambon Pong Nam Ron, Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet, about 58 km from the provincial town. Established as Thailand’s 44th national park on December 25, 1982, it is an important natural area in western Thailand with mountainous terrain and serves as the source of several r... read more

Phu Soi Dao National Park

Phu Soi Dao National Park is the ultimate pride of the Thai trekking scene, especially during the rainy season when lush greenery covers every inch of the landscape. The journey begins with a heart-pounding trek through five brutal hills, starting from Sending Relatives Hill all the way to Death Hill (Neun Morana)a slope so steep that your face almost touches your knees. However, this is the perfe... read more

Doi Phu Kha National Park

Doi Phu Kha National Park is the source of numerous streams and holds an ancient history tied to the legends of Nan’s people. Situated at an altitude of 1,980 meters above sea level, it covers an area of approximately 1,050,000 rai, spanning Pua, Chiang Klang, Thung Chang, Mae Charim, Tha Wang Pha, Santi Suk, and Bo Kluea Districts.
The terrain consists of steep, rugged mountains with stunni... read more