Phu Laen Kha National Park

The park covers 200 square kilometers of forested landscapes with mountains, valleys, and plateaus ranging from 200 to 725 meters above sea level.

The Thai government designated Phu Laen Kha as the 180th national park of Thailand in December 1996, protecting its natural resources and geological formations.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional farming methods and organize regional festivals that showcase the heritage of northeastern Thailand.

Foreign visitors pay an entrance fee of 100 Thai Baht, with camping facilities, hiking trails, and a visitor center offering Wi-Fi access.

Mo Hin Khao, a collection of natural rock formations within the park, stands as a geological monument with shapes resembling prehistoric structures.

Location: Chaiyaphum

Inception: July 27, 2007

GPS coordinates: 16.01009,101.89062

Latest update: March 9, 2025 23:08