About Si Satchanalai National Park
Si Satchanalai National Park is a protected forest area in Si Satchanalai District, Sukhothai Province, northern Thailand, covering about 213 square kilometers of the Phi Pan Nam Range. Established in 1981, it is known for its mixed deciduous and evergreen forests, limestone mountains, waterfalls and caves. The park protects watershed forests and wildlife and offers hiking, nature study and camping for visitors exploring northern Thailand's natural landscape.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested mountain park with limestone hills, dense mixed deciduous and evergreen forest, seasonal waterfalls and caves. The park has marked nature trails, viewpoints, and camping areas. Facilities are basic and centered at the visitor centre and headquarters. Activities focus on hiking, nature observation, birdwatching, photography and exploring waterfalls such as Tad Dao and Tad Duean and caves like Tham Dararasah. The environment is natural and quiet with limited development.
Key highlights
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Tad Dao Waterfall - multi-tiered seasonal waterfall within the park
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Tad Duean Waterfall - forest waterfall accessible by trail
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Tham Dararasah and Tham Kang Khao limestone caves
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Viewpoints over the Phi Pan Nam Range and Yom River watershed
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Mixed deciduous and evergreen forest with diverse flora and fauna