Thara Sadet National Park - Koh Phangan

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck - Thara Sadet-Koh Phangan National Park covers an area of ​​approximately 65.93 square kilometers, covering the Koh Phangan National Forest Reserve. - Historically significant area Thara Sadet Waterfall is the largest waterfall on Koh Phangan, located 25 kilometers from the national park office. The people of Koh Phangan consider it a sacred place. It has a history related to the kings of the Chakri Dynasty who visited it in many reigns, starting with King Rama V, King Rama VI, King Rama VII, and King Rama IX. In particular, King Rama V visited Thara Sadet Waterfall a total of 14 times, as evidenced by the royal initials J.P.R., W.P.R., P.P.R., and B.P.R. inscribed on the rocks near Thara Sadet Waterfall and the pavilion where he resided, which was renovated by the Fine Arts Department as evidence.