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The Pha Mo I Daeng cliff rises over 500 meters above the Cambodian plain, providing views across both Thailand and Cambodia territories.

The cliff contains ancient bas-relief images discovered in 1987, accessible through a staircase leading to protective gates near the Thailand-Cambodia border.

The cliff location serves as the Thai gateway to Prasat Preah Vihear temple ruins, marking a significant boundary between Thai and Cambodian territories.

Access to the cliff requires entry through Sisaket Province via Thai highway 221, with designated pathways ensuring visitor safety away from restricted areas.

The surrounding forest contains multiple species including wild hogs, deer, gibbons, and civets moving freely across both Thai and Cambodian territories.

Part of: Khao Phra Wihan National Park

GPS coordinates: 14.39528,104.68361

Latest update: May 12, 2025 17:34