Ta Phraya National Park

Ta Phraya National Park contains dense forests, mountain ranges, and riverine habitats that support numerous species of plants and animals near the Cambodia border.

The Thai government established Ta Phraya National Park in 1996 to safeguard the natural environment and protect the diverse wildlife populations within its boundaries.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional practices and contribute to conservation efforts through sustainable resource management and ecological knowledge sharing.

The park provides designated camping areas, hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, and visitor centers where guests can obtain maps and educational materials.

Dolomite limestone hills within the park create specialized environments for distinct plant species and provide essential habitats for endangered wildlife populations.

GPS coordinates: 14.20130,102.86412

Latest update: March 22, 2025 08:08