Mo Hin Khao in Phu Laen Kha National Park in Chaiyaphum is a perfect spot for stargazing, renowned for its otherworldly white rock formations – hence the name. The area is also popular with nature lovers, who often camp there to witness the sunrise in all its glory. Most of the rocks in Mo Hin Khao are composed of white sandstone, though some also contain siltstone, claystone, and purple sandstone.

These archaeological sites on Thailand's central plateau are believed to have originated almost 200 million years ago. During the cooler months, the area bursts into a sea of ​​vibrant wildflowers. Another great spot for photos.

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Attractions near Chaiyaphum

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Tat Ton Waterfall, part of the Phu Laen Kha mountain range, is one of the most important natural attractions in Chaiyaphum. The cascades tumbling over the vast rocky plateaus are most impressive during the rainy season (approximately June to September).

Siam Tulip and Pa Hin Ngam National Park This national park is best visited during the rainy season (from May to August) when its unique and unusual rock formations are covered by the bright pink field of 'Dok Krachiao'.

Phrathat Chaiyaphum This sacred Phrathat combines the architectural styles of the Lanna and Lan Xang and houses relics of Buddha, making it the most revered temple of Chaiyaphum.