Op Luang National Park

The Mae Chaem River has carved through Op Luang Canyon, creating steep walls that extend for 300 meters through the limestone formations.

Archaeological discoveries in the park include cliff paintings of elephants and ancient tools dating back 28,000 years in the Doi Pha Chang area.

The park territory contains numerous ethnic communities who maintain traditional practices and connections to the natural environment through generations.

The park entrance fees are 100 Baht for foreign adults, 50 Baht for foreign children, while Thai nationals pay 20 Baht for adults and 10 for children.

The Tham Tu Pu cave system features natural limestone formations with extensive networks of stalagmites and stalactites throughout its passages.

Inception: 1991

GPS coordinates: 18.22310,98.48110

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:53