Khun Sathan National Park

Khun Sathan National Park is a mountainous protected area straddling Na Noi District in Nan Province and Rong Kwang District in Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Established in 2003, it covers approximately 410 square kilometers of the Doi Ku Sathan range. The park is known for its high-elevation viewpoints, sea of mist, pine forests and seasonal wild Himalayan cherry blossoms, offering camping, stargazing and nature-based recreation in a cool highland climate.

Visitors can expect a highland forest landscape on the Doi Ku Sathan range at around 1,300-1,400 meters elevation. The park offers panoramic viewpoints for sunrise and sea of mist, pine plantations, natural forest trails, and seasonal wild Himalayan cherry blossoms (Nang Phaya Suea Krong) typically blooming January to February. Facilities include a visitor centre, campsites, bungalows, and designated viewpoints. Activities centre on sightseeing, photography, camping, stargazing and short nature walks in a cool, quiet mountain environment.

Declared as Thailand's 108th national park on 28 March 2003 to protect the watershed forests of the Doi Ku Sathan mountain range covering approximately 410 sq km across Nan and Phrae provinces. The area preserves important headwaters and highland forest ecosystems.

The park area is part of the highland landscape traditionally inhabited by northern Thai communities and reflects local forest conservation values; seasonal cherry blossoms are a notable natural attraction for domestic tourism.