Pha Daeng National Park

The park spans 1,123 square kilometers of diverse mountainous terrain, reaching elevations up to 1,794 meters at the summit of Doi Puk Phakka peak.

The Department of National Parks established this conservation area on November 2, 2000, initially naming it Chiang Dao National Park before changing to Pha Daeng.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional practices and knowledge of the forest ecosystems, contributing to the preservation of natural resources.

Visitors can access the park through the main entrance near Sri Sangwan Waterfall, where they find a visitor center with maps, pamphlets, and information services.

The park contains watersheds of three major rivers - Ping, Fang, and Taeng - with the Ping River flowing through its central section.

Inception: November 2, 2000

GPS coordinates: 19.36667,98.96667

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:46