Mae Takhrai National Park
History
Mae Takhrai National Park spans Chiang Mai and Lamphun and covers 513.20 square kilometres. Its rugged mountains rise 400–2,030 metres above sea level. The source lists dry dipterocarp, mixed deciduous, moist evergreen, dry evergreen, hill evergreen, and pine forests. The park is a headwater area for Huai Mae Takhrai, Huai Mae On, Huai Mae Tha, and Huai Mae Kuang, tributaries of the Ping River, and supports wildlife including birds, barking deer, deer, gibbons, and wild boar.
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Coordinates: 18.96516, 99.24139
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