Taksin Maharaj National Park

Interesting places within the park include:

• The Giant Takian Tree: A soft wood tree with a straight, slender trunk (tall and without branches at the base), a rounded crown, and a gray-brown bark. It measures 16.10 meters in circumference and 50 meters in height. Discovered by Mr. Sawat Na Nan, the park has created a nature trail approximately 400 meters long for studying the forest's ecosystem. The Giant Takian Tree is located about 2.5 kilometers from the park headquarters.
• Pang A Noi Waterfall: 20 meters high, located 1 kilometer east of the Giant Takian Tree.
• Natural Stone Bridge: A large rock formation connecting two cliffs, 25 meters high, with a stream flowing beneath it. 
• Tham Than Lot Pha Khao - Pha Daeng: Waterfalls formed by the streams of Pha Khao - Pha Daeng, 30 meters high. There is a cave with a stream flowing through it, originating from the Pha Daeng stream which flows through the cave below. Inside the cave, there are beautiful stalactites and stalagmites.
• Sam Muen Thung Waterfall: A large waterfall formed by the Sam Muen Luang stream, 30 meters high.

Park Entrance Fees: Thai citizens: Adults 40 Baht, Children 20 Baht. Foreigners: Adults 200 Baht, Children 100 Baht. Four-wheeled vehicles: 30 Baht. The park

has accommodation available for tourists: 9 houses, priced between 1,000-2,400 Baht per house. There is also a dormitory that can accommodate 30 people for 1,000 Baht. Additionally, there are camping grounds suitable for bonfires. Tourists bringing their own tents will be charged 30 Baht per person per night for camping.

For information: Taksin Maharaj National Park Tel. 0 5551 1429, Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Tel. 0 2562 0760, Website www.dnp.go.th