Guide description
Phu Laen Kha National Park (อุทยานแห่งชาติภูแลนคา): The geographic condition of this area is a complex mountain range with both dense jungle and timber forest which are the watershed of streams that run into the Chi River.
Pa Hin Ngam Chan Daeng (ป่าหินงามจันทร์แดง) is a large stone terrace with many rocks in bizarre shapes. There are distinguished and unique Chan Daeng (Dracaena Loureiri Gagnep) trees growing on a large boulder.
Phu Khi (ภูคี) The highest summit of the Phu Laen Kha National Park where the scenery and surroundings of Phu Yuak, Phu Taphao, the Phu Khiao Range, Kaset Sombun District, and Phu Khiao District can be seen.
Phu Kaset (ภูเกษตร) The second highest summit after Phu Khi in this park. Geographically, it is cold and dry because of deforestation and shifting cultivation, leaving behind a large abandoned field on the Phu Laen Kha mountain range.
Dok Krachiao Field in Pa Hin Ngam Thung Khlong Chang (ทุ่งดอกกระเจียวบริเวณป่าหินงามทุ่งโขลงช้าง) A deciduous dipterocarp forest where Krachiao - curcuma - bulbs with pink and white blossoms grow on a rocky terrain together with various types of other plants. There is also a large rock resembling an elephant.
Mo Hin Khao (มอหินขาว) A plateau of large rocks scattered in strange and rare shapes resembling mushrooms, boats, elephants, turtles and chedis.
Lan Hin Rong Kla Viewpoint (จุดชมวิวลานหินร่องกล้า) A large stone plateau with various deep cracks and distinguished cliffs. It is approximately 700–800 metres elevation.Pa Hin Prasat Viewpoint (จุดชมวิวป่าหินปราสาท) The location of a unique large rock similar to a prasat (palace or temple) and a nature sightseeing spot.
Pha Phae (ผาแพ) A stone cliff which occurred from the lifting of stone layers and the movement of ores. Therefore, the colours of the ores' pigments are obviously different.
Access price
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