Phu Soi Dao

The forest conditions in the area established as Phu Soi Dao National Park are diverse and mixed. There are many differences in the level of the area. The area consists of: 1. Pine forest, found at an altitude of 1,400 meters above sea level and up. It is a large forest in groups. The important species of trees found are three-leaf pine, various types of bamboo shoots. The ground plants are various types of grasses. The flowers are such as the flowers of the Naga crest and the kung flowers. 2. Hill evergreen forest, found at an altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level. The species of trees that grow there are bamboo shoots, talo, champaka, and sua krong. The ground plants and epiphytes are plants in the ginger, galangal, kud, orchids, and various types of shrubs. 3. Dry evergreen forest, found mostly in the central part of the national park in the valleys. The species of trees that grow there are the large teak, the sompong, the phayom, the golden teak, the makha mong, the yom hom, and the krabok, etc. 4. Mixed deciduous forest, found throughout the national park area at an altitude of 300-600 meters above sea level, on the plains at the foot of the hills. Plant species found include teak, red, rosewood, padauk, ebony, bird's foot, and takram. Ground plants include bamboo and various types of grass. #NaturalTourism #100WaysToTravel