Tham Sakoen National Park, National park in Chon Daen, Thailand.
Tham Sakoen National Park is a protected area in Nan and Phayao provinces with mountain ranges, valleys, and dense forests spread across elevations from 300 to 1752 meters. The landscape is shaped by river systems that flow through the region and support its forest ecosystem.
The park was established in 2016 after a forestry scholar recognized the conservation value of the area. This recognition led to the official designation of the land as a protected zone.
Local communities near the park maintain traditional ways of living and work with the forest resources in ways that respect the land. These practices shape how people interact with the surrounding nature in their daily routines.
The best time to visit is during winter months when conditions are most comfortable for hiking and exploring the area. Bring your own food and supplies, as there are no restaurants or shops inside the park.
The area has a distinctive T-shaped mountain formation with its highest peak Doi-Ji, which also serves as a critical water source. This summit feeds several major river systems that provide water across northern Thailand.
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