Nanthaburi National Park

Nanthaburi National Park is a protected mountainous area in Ban Luang, Tha Wang Pha and Na Noi districts of Nan Province, northern Thailand. Covering about 548 square kilometers of the Luang Prabang Range, it protects watershed forests of the Nan River. Notable for its sea of mist at Doi Wao viewpoint, evergreen and mixed deciduous forests, and diverse wildlife, the park offers hiking, camping and nature study near Nan town.

Visitors can expect a forested mountain park centered on Doi Wao viewpoint at about 1,079 meters elevation, known for sea of mist and sunrise views. The landscape includes evergreen and mixed deciduous forest, grasslands and watershed streams. Facilities include a visitor centre, viewpoint pavilion, campsite and park bungalows. Activities focus on nature walks, short hikes, birdwatching, photography and camping in a quiet, natural setting.

Established to protect the watershed forests of the Nan River in the Luang Prabang Range. Prepared as a national park in 1996 and officially gazetted as Thailand's 109th national park on 16 May 2007, covering approximately 548.43 square kilometers across Ban Luang, Tha Wang Pha, Na Noi and Mueang Nan districts.

The surrounding area is home to Lua and other local communities with traditional ties to the forest landscape. Doi Wao viewpoint is a well-known local scenic and recreational site for residents of Nan Province.