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Phu Langka Forest Park
Opening days: Daily
Opening hours: 06.00 - 18.00
Phu Langka Forest Park From the information of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Phu Langka Forest Park Doi Phu Langka, in the language of the Mien hill tribes, is called "Finja Bu", which means "Phu Thevada". It is a beautiful mountain peak with a height of 1,720 meters above sea level. It is the highest in the Thai-Laos watershed mountain range in the north with an area of approximately 7,800 rai.
Located in the area of Tambon Pha Chang, Pong District, Phayao Province, most of the area is evergreen forest. It is the origin of the Yom River. There are many large trees. Watch the sea of clouds The sun goes up and down and the wildflowers are beautiful. especially in the late rainy season and early winter There is a refuge cave of the Royal Thai Police in the past. There is a beautiful waterfall. There are also rare plants such as the Chompoo Phu Phan tree, Niam Daeng, brown orchid, red galangal, and hermit, etc. For wildlife, there are more than 100 species, such as tigers, bears, deer, barking deer, wild boars, king cobras, butterflies, etc.
For endemic and migratory wild birds Which is beautiful, there are more than 200 species such as Phaya Fai birds, Pao birds, etc., making it another important bird watching destination winter climate cold weather The average minimum temperature is 7 degrees, the highest average is 35 degrees, with heavy rainfall during the rainy season from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. Ministry of Natural Resources and environment.
Phu Langka Forest Park Doi Phu Langka, in the language of the Mien hill tribes, is called "Finja Bu", which means "Phu Thevada". It is a beautiful mountain peak with a height of 1,720 meters above sea level. It is the highest in the Thai-Laos watershed mountain range. The north has an area of approximately 7,800 rai, located in Tambon Pha Chang, Pong District, Phayao Province. Most of the area is evergreen forest. It is the origin of the Yom River. There are many large trees. Watch the sea of clouds The sun goes up and down and the wildflowers are beautiful. especially in the late rainy season and early winter There is a refuge cave of the Royal Thai Police in the past. There is a beautiful waterfall.
There are also rare plants such as the Chompoo Phu Phan tree, the red niam, the brown orchid, the red flower galangal, the hermit, etc. For wildlife, there are more than 100 species such as tigers, bears, deer, barking deer, wild boars, king cobras, butterflies, etc. For endemic wild birds and birds. evacuate Which is beautiful, there are more than 200 species such as Phaya Fai birds, Pao birds, etc., making it another important bird watching destination. winter climate cold weather The average minimum temperature is 7 degrees, the average maximum is 35 degrees, with heavy rainfall during the rainy season.
Major tourist attraction
1. Peak of Doi Phu Langka With a height of about 1,720 meters, you can watch the sea of clouds, mist, wildflowers, watch the sun rise and fall among the sea, mountains, very beautiful. You can also experience cool, fresh air all year round.
2. The summit of Doi Phu Lom is about 1,600 meters high and can see 360-degree views. In addition, you can use the perspective in a 3D shape similar to the Great Wall of China. resembling a gorilla and resembling a young woman's milk
3. Thung Dok Klong Kleng It is a shrubby tree with purple flowers that look beautiful. Flowering and blooming in late winter. and during the Songkran Festival together into a wide field and scattered throughout the Phu Langka Forest Park.
4. Phu Langka Waterfall is a clear water waterfall with 2 levels, the first level is 30 meters high, the second level is 20 meters high, it is beautiful during the rainy season.
5. Million Years Stone Courtyard There is a stone courtyard on the ridge of Doi Phu Langka. There is a moss on the rock with beautiful wild flowers such as begonias, wild orchids, Chompoo Phu Phan, Klang Klang, wild candles, swaying eyes, etc. Very beautiful in late winter rain
6. Hin Yang Fa is a rock stick outstretched into the sky. At the end of the peak of Doi Phu Langka.
7. Ancient Formation Forest is a fertile hill evergreen forest. There are many medicinal plants and large trees. Visitors can walk to see plants, wildflowers, wild orchids and bird watching. especially at the end of the rainy season
8. Traces of the communist legend of the past Doi Phu Langka in the past a stronghold of communism There are also trenches, bomb pits, and refuge caves left for you to see.
Accommodation and facilities Phu Langka Forest Park has houses, camping grounds, cycling paths. Nature study trail, bird watching, natural forest For accommodation and camping grounds are limited. Should contact Phu Langka Forest Park in advance.
The route in the forest park is a narrow, steep, curving, and winding dirt road that can go up only by four-wheel drive vehicles. Ordinary cars can go up to the nature classroom of Phu Langka Forest Park and can go hiking along the nature trails. There is no electricity in the park area. Lighting equipment should be prepared. Phu Langka Forest Park is open for tourists to visit from 5.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
To get there: From Phayao Province, follow Highway No. 1021, passing Dok Kham Tai District, Chun District, until reaching Chiang Kham District. Change the route to Highway No. 1148, traveling distance from Phayao Province to Phu Langka Forest Park about 120 kilometers. From Chiang Rai Province, follow Highway No. 1020 through Thoeng District to Chiang Kham District. After Chiang Kham, take the above route. Travel distance is about 140 kilometers.
Location of Phu Langka Forest Park Located at Tambon Pha Chang Noi, Pong District, Phayao Province, Tel. 081-8820307, Conservation Area Management Office 15, Singhakli Road, Wiang Sub-district, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province, Tel. 053-711402.
Category: Nature and Wildlife
Group: National Parks and Marine Reserves
Last Update : 3 YearAgo