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Against a backdrop of high mountain ranges is the
Savannah-type grassland of Thung Salaeng Luang. Covering an area of 16
square kilometres, the park is naturally endowed with pine trees and
wild flowers which blossom in virgin jungles. The parks mountain ranges
are watersheds of several streams which are a source of the famous
Maenam Nan. Its area spreads across Phitsanulok and Phetchabun
provinces.
The park headquarters located at Km. 80 on
Highway No. 12 is where information on the park and accommodations can
be obtained. Most of the park’s attractions are superb for trekking.
The route starts from the sub-office at Ban Nong Mae Na (off Highway
No.12 at Km. 100 marker) to Khao Kho.
The route allows visitors to enjoy the
marvelous scenery of Thung Salaeng Luang and Thung Phaya grassland
hemmed in by pine trees and lush forests. Another attraction along the
way is Thung Non Son, a flatland located on top of the mountain, at the
heart of the park. It is famous for its wild flowers which are in their
full bloom from October through December. The flatland is accessible
through a 16 kilometers clay road and a walking route of 15 kilometers
from Ban Nong Mae Na. There is also a study trail at the Mae Na park
station which is superb for exploring the entire ecological system of
the park.
Kaeng Wang Nam Yen a 50 meter x 100 meter wide
rapid, suitable for white-water rafting, is located about 5 kilometers
from Nong Mae Na station.
Admission : adult 400 baht, child 200 baht
Visitors who wish to stay overnight in the park
are required to make arrangements with the park rangers in advance.
Call 05 526 8019 or email :
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