Pa Hin Ngam National Park

Pa Hin Ngam National Park (or as it is known as the Tung Dok Krachiao) in Chaiyaphum Province You can visit every day from 06.00-18.00 hrs. with the following entrance fees: Thai adults 40 baht, children 20 baht Foreigners adults 200 baht, children 100 baht In addition, tourists must take a tram to the Tung Dok Krachiao field, with the tram fee being 30 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. Tourist attractions in Pa Hin Ngam National Park Tung Dok Krachiao The Tung Dok Krachiao or the Heavenly Lotus, the queen of the mountains, is a tuberous herbaceous plant, such as ginger and galangal, found scattered all over from the Hin Ngam area to the viewpoint at the end of the land, covering a distance of over 1 kilometer. The best time to visit and see the beauty of the Tung Dok Krachiao flowers, which bloom in pinkish-purple colors all over the forest, is during the rainy season, around June to August of each year. There are 3 species of Tung Dok Krachiao flowers in the park: Pathumma, Krachiao Din, and the white ginger species Lan Hin Ngam is a stone field with large rocks of unusual shapes scattered over an area of over 10 rai. These rocks were formed naturally by eroding the soil and rocks that were loosely packed together. Over time, rocks with different shapes were formed. You can imagine them in various forms, such as nails, radars, hens, animals, ancient castles, World Cup trophy rocks, mushrooms, etc. Lan Hin No is located south of the park office, near Wat Khao Pratu Chumphon. It is a flat stone field covering an area of approximately 200 rai. It features stone pillars and sandstone walls that are approximately 100 million years old and are dotted with large and small rocks, each 1-2 meters high. Nearby, you will find ginger plants, pitcher plants, and dewdrops scattered everywhere. The End of the Land: A steep cliff and the highest point of the Phang Hoei mountain range is located to the north, approximately 2 kilometers from the park office. It is 846 meters above sea level. It is a cliff line that marks the border between the central and northeastern regions. At the viewpoint at the end of the land, you can see the view of the Phang Hoei mountain ridge and the forest area of the Sap Langka Wildlife Sanctuary. There is a cool breeze all day long. Therefore, it is an important viewpoint where tourists like to watch the morning mist and the sunset in the evening.