Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 06.00 - 18.00

 

Bang Lang National Park Covering an area of ​​Bannang Sata District, Than To District and Betong District, covering an area of ​​163,125 rai, it was declared a national park on February 24, 1999. Some park areas cover the Hala-Bala Wildlife Sanctuary. Because in the past, it was a moving area of ​​Chinese thieves, communist Malaya (JCC) and the Pulo movement in the past. The forest is therefore still intact and has been unexplored for a long time.

 

Plant Diversity in Bang Lang Forest Most of them are evergreen forests, the watersheds of the Pattani River. Saiburi River, Khlong To Mo, Khlong Hala and Khlong Ban Chet.

 

It is a habitat for many rare wildlife such as rhinoceros, tapir, rhinoceros-headed hornbill, and many other wild animals. The park has many interesting attractions such as Bang Lang Dam, Halasa Waterfall, Than To Waterfall and La-ong Rung Waterfall. Each of which is not in the park area.