Ta Phraya National Park

"Ta Phraya National Park" A pristine forest combined with historical tales... Ta Phraya National Park is a flat area surrounded by high mountains from the Banthat Range all the way to the Phanom Dong Rak Range, marking the border between Thailand and Cambodia. Notable attractions include the viewpoint on the Phanom Dong Rak Range, which offers views of the Pranuch and Sakaekrong mountains. "Khao Yak" features ancient carvings of hermits on large rocks. "Lan Hin Tat" is a sandstone quarry where the Khmer people once extracted stones to build various temples. Additionally, there are impressive natural soil sculptures known as "Lalu," formed by water erosion, creating unique and fascinating shapes spread over a wide area, showcasing the wonders of nature. Ta Phraya National Park was declared a national park on November 22, 1996, making it the 82nd national park in Thailand.