Mae Yom National Park

The 455-square-kilometer Mae Yom National Park contains mountains, streams, and valleys with moist evergreen forest, hill evergreen forest, and mixed deciduous forest.

The Department of National Parks established this protected area in 1986 to preserve the natural landscapes and biodiversity in Northern Thailand.

Local communities near the park share their traditional knowledge and practices while participating in environmental protection through guided tours and educational programs.

Visitors can access camping facilities, a grocery store, and hiking trails throughout the park, with the main entrance located in the Phrae Province.

The Yom River flows through the park's terrain, creating diverse ecosystems that support elephants, barking deer, black bears, and numerous species of birds.

Inception: March 1, 1986

GPS coordinates: 18.74583,100.19583

Latest update: May 5, 2025 08:58