Phu Phan National Park

The park extends over 1,200 square kilometers of mountainous terrain with dense forests, waterfalls, caves, and numerous hiking trails throughout northeastern Thailand.

Designated as a protected area on November 13, 1972, the park has since safeguarded multiple endangered species and preserved natural resources in the Sakon Nakhon region.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional practices that support conservation efforts while sharing their knowledge of native plant species with park authorities.

Visitors can access the park through maintained roads and participate in activities such as bird watching, hiking, and camping in designated areas throughout the year.

The park contains numerous hornbill species that perform essential roles in seed distribution, maintaining the natural balance of the forest ecosystem.

Inception: November 13, 1972

GPS coordinates: 17.06250,103.97278

Latest update: May 12, 2025 23:16