Phu Langka National Park Phu Mak, Phu Nom, Pha Chang Noi, Pong | Phayao

The national park covers an area of ​​31,250 rai in the Ban Phaeng and Na Thom districts of Nakhon Phanom province and the Bueng Khong Long district of Bueng Kan province. Its most striking geographical feature is the three peaks of Phu Lanka (North, Central, and South), which rise from north to south along the Mekong River. The highest of the three peaks reaches an altitude of 563 meters above sea level. The park is covered by evergreen dry forests, mixed deciduous forests, and dry dipterocarp forests, which provide habitat for a variety of wildlife and are also the source of numerous waterfalls and streams. Along the trail leading to the summit of Phu Lanka, you can expect a vibrant array of wildflowers, rushing waterfalls, and fresh air. The best time to visit the park is during the rainy season from May to October.

For further information, please contact Phu Langka National Park at Tel: 08 1725 2684, 08 4792 3505.

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Slow Cafe: Enjoy a coffee.

Jee Mee Nai Restaurant: Delicious northern Thai cuisine.

Wat Nakukha: A temple amidst beautiful rice terraces in a mountain.

Roy Fah Street: Drive on the most beautiful road in Phrae Province.

Wat Phumin and Wat Sri Phan Ton:

Bang Wela Homestay (Pua District): Accommodation amidst rice fields.

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Sapan Village: Enjoy the panoramic view at Wat Ban Sapan.

Kwan Phayao: Admire the beauty of the lake.

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Kyiv Hin Viewpoint: Experience the atmosphere at the mountaintop.

Tat Mok Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall in the village of Pang Hai.

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