Ramkhamhaeng National Park

"Ramkhamhaeng National Park" The park features towering, complex mountains that stand prominently on flat plains, resembling a termite mound in the middle of fields. The area boasts rich, lush forests, making it ideal for study, research, and recreation. There are numerous natural attractions, such as Rainbow Waterfall, Lam Kiew Waterfall, Narai Cliff, and Luang Peak. It's a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts aiming to conquer mountain peaks. From the top, visitors can enjoy a clear view of the surrounding landscape of Ramkhamhaeng National Park. The park includes four main peaks: Narai Peak, perfect for watching the sunrise; Phra Mae Ya Peak, ideal for sunset views; and Phra Chedi Peak and Phu Ka Peak, both of which feature pristine and beautiful natural forests. Ramkhamhaeng National Park was officially designated as a national park on October 27, 1980, making it the 18th national park in Thailand.