Thale Ban National Park

Located near the Malaysia border, Thale Ban National Park encompasses 196 square kilometers of jungle forests, limestone cliffs, and mangrove ecosystems.

The park received official designation in 1980, protecting an ancient valley where a natural lake formed through geological events 300 years prior.

Local communities near the national park maintain traditional practices while supporting conservation efforts through sustainable resource management and educational programs.

Visitors reach the park via Highway 406 and Route 4184, with admission fees of 200 baht for international travelers and various transportation options available.

The park contains submerged trees within its lake, multiple forest types including rare southern deciduous forests, and houses 64 mammal species including Malayan tapirs.

Inception: 1980

GPS coordinates: 6.47278,100.13400

Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:35