Phu Pha Yon National Park

Phu Pha Yon National Park spans 829 square kilometers across multiple districts, featuring sandstone formations, caves, and water reservoirs at elevations between 300 and 600 meters.

The protected area was designated as Thailand's 57th national park in July 1988, initially known as Huai Huad National Park before receiving its current name in 2001.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional practices of environmental stewardship while participating in conservation efforts to protect the natural resources within the boundaries.

The park maintains different entrance fees for Thai nationals and international visitors, with facilities including a convenience store, eatery, and fully equipped camping sites.

The park contains several caves including Phra Dan Raeng, Hiib Phu Pha Nang, and Saowapa, each displaying specific geological formations shaped by natural processes over time.

Location: Mueang Sakon Nakhon

Location: Khok Si Suphan

Location: Tao Ngoi

Location: Na Kae

Location: Khamcha-i

Inception: July 28, 1988

GPS coordinates: 16.98281,104.06939

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:18