Khao Khitchakut National Park

The park spans 59 square kilometers across the Soi Dao Mountains, featuring dense forests, waterfalls, and rocky formations at elevations up to 1,085 meters.

The Thai government designated Khao Khitchakut as the country's fourteenth national park in May 1977, establishing protection for its natural resources and wildlife.

The Khao Phra Bat peak contains a Buddha footprint and multiple rock formations that draw Buddhist pilgrims during the Magha Puja celebrations.

Visitors require transportation services to access higher elevations, with pickup trucks available for hire to navigate the challenging mountain terrain.

The Krathing Falls cascade through thirteen distinct levels throughout the park, intersecting with nature trails at different elevations along the Chanthaburi River.

Inception: 1977

GPS coordinates: 12.87340,102.14950

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:41