Entry to Phu Soi Dao National Park costs 40 baht per adult. Tent rental is 30 baht per person per night. If you would like to rent a tent and sleeping equipment, please contact us.

You can book through the National Park Service website or contact the staff directly.

Costs and services: Basic entrance fee for the park

Adults 40 Baht, children 20 Baht. Tent fee (bring your own tent): 30 Baht/person/night

There are different sizes available, for example tents for 3 people or for 4-6 people.

Prices start at around 225-600 Baht per night.

(Should be booked in advance). Approximately 30 Baht/kg (per trip).

There is a campsite below the park.

The most popular viewpoint is Lanson Mountain, which is about 6.5 kilometers long and takes 4–6 hours to hike. There is a restroom and drinking water at the top, but no cell phone reception.

The forest conditions in the area designated as Phu Soi Dao National Park are mixed and diverse, with many different terrain levels in the area.

Pa Pine Khao lies at an altitude of 1400 meters above sea level. It is a large forest with a variety of important tree species, including three types of pine, various grasses on the ground, and flowers such as dragonhead flowers.

Evergreen forests are found in areas above 1000 meters above sea level. Tree species growing there include cypress, champas, tiger's eye, ground cover plants, as well as endemic plants of the ginger family and orchids. It is a diverse range of trees and shrubs.

Evergreen forests are common in Hung Chat National Park at altitudes of 400 to 1000 meters above sea level. Key plant species include Krabak Yang, Champi Pa, Phong Ko Deui, and Ko Rak. The evergreen forest is concentrated mainly in the central part of the national park, particularly in the valleys. Tree species such as Tabaek Yai, Somphong, Phayom, Takianthong, Makhamoong, and Yomhom Krabak grow there.

Khat National Park, situated at an altitude of 300 to 600 meters above sea level, is home to a variety of forest types. Among the plant species growing in the foothills of the plains are Tabaek Daeng, Chingshan Pradu, Samophiphek, Tinnok, and various grasses.

The Tengrang Forest extends across the lower and upper reaches of the mountain slopes, hills, and plains with gravelly soils. It consists of Tengrang, Hiang, Khampom, Shan, sugarcane, elephant, and olive trees. The wildlife is diverse and includes leopards, deer, tigers, bears, buffalo, wild boar, monkeys, porcupines, hares, wildfowl, pheasants, hornbills, khunthong birds, large crabs, cobras, and boas.

Huai Mun District, Nam Pad District, Uttaradit Province 53110

Visiting hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM.