Phu Phan National Park
History
The park lies on the Phu Phan range in Huai Yang Subdistrict and covers about 665 square kilometres. It spans Mueang Sakon Nakhon, Phanna Nikhom and Phu Phan districts in Sakon Nakhon, and Somdet, Huai Phueng and Kut Bak districts in Kalasin. The terrain is mostly sandstone mountains at elevations of 200–467 metres above mean sea level. Phu Khiao, in Kalasin, is the highest peak in the park. Several streams originate here and flow into the Nam Un and Nam Phung waterways. Forests include dry dipterocarp, evergreen and mixed-deciduous types. Wildlife mentioned by the source includes langurs, civets and slow lorises. The source also says the Tourism Authority of Thailand awarded the park a STAR mark in the recreation and tourism category.
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Visiting Information
- Monday08:00–16:30
- Tuesday08:00–16:30
- Wednesday08:00–16:30
- Thursday08:00–16:30
- Friday08:00–16:30
- Saturday08:00–16:30
- Sunday08:00–16:30
Coordinates: 17.06127, 103.97174
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