4.5Nam Nao National Park(33 reviews) - Bip Park. Big Views. Big Waterfalls. National Parks • Parks
Nam Nao is a great National Park that straddles the beautiful scenic Highway #12. There are several hiking trails directly off the highway leading to some nice waterfalls. These can be visited during quick day trips without having to enter the main park. And without having too pay the entrance fee. The main park has several large camping areas and a number of cabins for rent. The camping areas seem to be kept clean and have convenient bathroom facilities. We were there during a holiday so the campsites were crowded but very manageable. The restaurant facilities were not able to handle the crowds, so the choices were few and the wait to eat was long. The park has several choices for hiking trails in every difficulty range. There are beautiful views, big pine forests, beautiful stands of bamboo. The tall wet grass along the trails have lots of leeches so I recommend long pants and boots.See more..
4.0Sri Thep Historical Park(22 reviews) - Small, well-organised historical park Historic Walking Areas • National Parks
This is the first historical park we saw with significant reliefs on the temples. The main area has a Hindu, Buddhist and Khmer temple, all older but better preserved than we saw elsewhere. There's also a small museum, and an archaeological site where ancient skeletons, jewellery and tools were found. There are more ruins further away, but we didn't visit them. There's an open tram with knowledgeable driver to the main areas, and all attractions are well documented in Thai and English. Even though it is quite small and quiet, the park is a nice addition to the other historical parks in the area.See more..
4.5Tat Mok National Park(15 reviews) - Check about availability to accessthe waterfall,esp.rainy season National Parks • Parks
This beautiful waterfall is quite near city but you have to check the travel season for tourists , allowing from 15 october to hike to the waterfall, else, close down for safety reason durong July to september. It's oasis near the city with tall shady green trees ,where sunlight can not expose to ground, so rainy season is time for going up mountain for camping with lights of stars at night.See more..
Um zu diesem Wasserfall zu kommen gebt auf Google Maps folgendes ein: วนอุทยานน้ำตกธารทิพย์ dies führt euch zum Khao Kho Nationalpark und auch zum Wasserfall. Nam Wasser Tok Fallen. Am Parkeingang zahlt ihr 100B pro Person und 30B pro Fahrzeug. Nach ac 1 km erreicht ihr einen Parkplatz von dem es dann 400 m zum Wasserfall sind. Ich ging diesen Weg am Fluss entlang und dort endete er an einem Steg der halb im Wasser hing, na toll ich konnte den Wasserfall zwar sehen war aber immer noch ca. 100 m entfernt. Kurz bevor ich zurück ging kamen aus dem Nichts 2 Parkranger und halfen mir über den Steg und begleiteten mich bis zum Wasserfall. Ich konnte meine Fotos machen und wurde sicheren Fußes auch wieder zurück begleitet. Am Parkplatz wollte ich mich für den tollen Service erkenntlich zeigen doch Sie lehnten dies freundlich ab. Wowwww, so etwas hab ich noch nie erlebt. Mein Fazit kleiner aber feiner Park mit Wasserfall und tollen Parkrangern.See more..
