Nam Tok Si Khit National Park, National park in Tha U-thae and Khlong Sa, Thailand
Nam Tok Si Khit National Park is a protected area spanning forested mountains and several districts, featuring numerous waterfalls that cascade down hillsides. The landscape includes native forests and rocky terrain that create natural habitats for local wildlife.
The park was established in 1999 by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation to protect local ecosystems. Its creation reflected Thailand's effort to preserve natural forest areas and their inhabitants.
Local communities near Nam Tok Si Khit National Park maintain traditional practices connected to forest resources while supporting conservation initiatives within protected areas.
The park has marked hiking paths leading to waterfalls and basic facilities for visitors. Early morning hours are best for spotting wildlife and avoiding afternoon rain.
Fresh water streams run through the park at different elevations and form a network of several waterfalls. Some of these falls are somewhat hidden and passed by many visitors who stick only to main routes.
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