Phu Sang National Park

Phu Sang National Park is a protected area in northern Thailand featuring mountainous terrain covered with forests and grasslands. The landscape includes different habitats spread across the region, with natural water features and varied elevation that shape how the land looks and changes as you move through it.

This area became a protected national park in 2000 to safeguard the natural resources of the region. The designation helped preserve the forest and its diverse habitats for future generations.

Local communities in the area maintain traditional ways of living that visitors can observe in small settlements throughout the region. Daily practices here are closely linked to the forest and its resources, shaping how people interact with the land.

The area is most accessible during drier months when trails and paths are easier to navigate. Visitors should prepare for walking and bring proper footwear and plenty of water for outdoor activities.

The park features natural hot springs where the water stays warm year-round, making them a remarkable geographic feature. These thermal areas create an interesting contrast with the surrounding cooler mountain environment.

Inception: November 2, 2000

GPS coordinates: 19.53000,100.45000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20