SUMMARY FOR THAILAND:
• Total Parks: 164
• Parks Listed Below: Ao Manao-Khao Tanyong, Ao Phang Nga, Ao Siam, Bang Lang, Chae Son, Chalerm Phrakiat Thai Prachan, Chaloem Phra Kiat, Chaloem Rattanakosin, Doi Chiang Dao, Doi Inthanon, Doi Khun Tan, Doi Luang, Doi Pha Hom Pok, Doi Phu Kha, Doi Phu Nang, Doi Suthep-Pui, Doi Wiang Pha, Erawan, Had Chao Mai, Had Khanom-Mu Ko Thale Tai, Had Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi, Had Vanakorn, Hala-Bala, Hat Nai Yang, Hat Wanakon, Huai Huat, Huai Nam Dang, Huai Sala, Huai Yang, Kaeng Krachan, Kaeng Krung, Kaeng Tana, Khao Ang Rue Nai, Khao Banthat, Khao Chamao-Khao Wong, Khao Chi On, Khao Chong, Khao Khitchakut, Khao Khlong Phanom, Khao Laem, Khao Laem Ya-Mu Ko Samet, Khao Lak-Lam Ru, Khao Lampi-Hat Thai Mueang, Khao Luang, Khao Nam Khang, Khao Nan, Khao Phanom Bencha, Khao Phra Bang Khram, Khao Phra Thaeo, Khao Phra Vihan, Khao Pu-Khao Ya, Khao Roi, Khao Sam Lan, Khao Sam Roi Yot, Khao Sip Ha Chan, Khao Si Satchanalai, Khao Sok, Khao Wang, Khao Yai, Khlong Lan, Khlong Phanom, Khlong Wang Chao, Khun Khan, Khun Nan, Khun Phawo, Khun Sathan, Kui Buri, Lam Khlong Ngu, Lam Nam Kok, Lam Nam Kra Buri, Lam Nam Nan, Lam Nam Pachi, Lansang, Mae Charim, Mae Moei, Mae Ping, Mae Puem, Mae Takhrai, Mae Tho, Mae Wa, Mae Wang, Mae Yom, Mu Ko Ang Thong, Mu Ko Chang, Mu Ko Chumphon, Mu Ko Lanta, Mu Ko Phetra, Mu Ko Ranong, Mu Ko Similan, Mu Ko Surin, Nam Nao, Nam Pat, Nam Phong, Nam Tok Chatakan, Nam Tok Huai Yang, Nam Tok Mae Surin, Nam Tok Ngao, Nam Tok Pha Charoen, Namtok Pha Suea, Nam Tok Phlio, Namtok Sai Khao, Nam Tok Sam Lan, Nam Tok Si Khit, Namtok Than Sadet, Namtok Than Thip, Nam Tok Yong, Op Khan, Op Luang, Pa Hin Ngam, Pang Sida, Pha Daeng, Pha Hin Rong Kla, Pha Nam Yoi, Phanom Dong Rak, Pha Taem, Pha Wua, Phra Narai, Phra Phutthabat, Phra Wihan, Phu Chi Fa, Phu Foi Lom, Phu Hin Rong Kla, Phu Jing-Nayoi, Phu Jong Na Yoi, Phu Kao-Phu Phan Kham, Phu Kradueng, Phu Laen Kha, Phu Lan Ka, Phu Luang, Phu Pha Man, Phu Phan, Phu Phra Bat, Phu Sa Dok Bua, Phu Soi Dao, Phu Toei, Phu Wiang, Phu Wua, Ramkhamhaeng, Sai Thong, Sai Yok, San Kala Khiri, Si Lanna, Si Nan, Si Phang Nga, Si Satchanalai, Sri Lanna, Sri Nakarin, Tab Lan, Tarutao, Tat Mok, Tat Ton, Tham Pha Thai, Tham Pla-Namtok Pha Suea, Tham Sa Koen, Than Bok Khorani, Than Sadet-Ko Phangan, Thap Lan, Thong Pha Phum, Thung Salaeng Luang, Ton Nga Chang, Ton Pariwat, Wiang Kosai, Wieng Lo, Yod Dom
• Average Country Rating: 49/100
PARK NAME: Ao Manao-Khao Tanyong
Country: Thailand
Park ID: 1623
AVERAGE RATING: 42/100
Review Volume: Low number of reviews
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Ao Manao-Khao Tanyong is a protected coastal area featuring pristine beaches and limestone cliffs. The area includes both marine and terrestrial ecosystems, providing habitat for various species of birds and marine life. The protected area is notable for its historical significance during World War II.
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Ao Phang Nga National Park is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs rising from the emerald waters of Phang Nga Bay. The park contains over 40 islands with archaeological sites and cave paintings. It is particularly known for James Bond Island and its mangrove forests.
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Ao Siam Marine National Park encompasses several islands and marine areas in the Gulf of Thailand. The park is known for its coral reefs and diverse marine life. It serves as an important conservation area for sea turtles and various fish species.
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Bang Lang National Park features dense tropical rainforest and mountainous terrain. The park is centered around the Bang Lang Dam and reservoir, providing important watershed protection. It is home to numerous species of wildlife including hornbills and gibbons.
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Chae Son National Park is known for its hot springs and waterfalls set among limestone mountains. The park features diverse forest types including deciduous and evergreen forests. It serves as an important watershed area for northern Thailand.
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Chalerm Phrakiat Thai Prachan National Park features limestone mountains and mixed deciduous forest. The park is an important watershed area and home to diverse wildlife. It contains several caves and archaeological sites of historical significance.
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Chaloem Phra Kiat National Park is characterized by its mountainous terrain and tropical rainforest. The park features several waterfalls and serves as an important watershed. It is home to numerous species of birds and mammals.
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Chaloem Rattanakosin National Park is known for its limestone mountains and caves. The park contains important archaeological sites and rock paintings. Its diverse ecosystem supports various wildlife species and rare plants.
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Doi Chiang Dao is Thailand's third-highest peak and features limestone mountains and diverse forest types. The sanctuary is home to numerous rare bird species and unique flora. It is particularly known for its orchid species and mountain hiking trails.
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Doi Inthanon is Thailand's highest mountain and a popular national park known for its diverse ecosystems. The park features cloud forests, waterfalls, and traditional hill tribe villages. It is home to over 360 bird species and numerous rare plants, making it a significant biodiversity hotspot.
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Doi Khun Tan National Park is known for its mixed deciduous forest and pine trees. The park features Thailand's longest railway tunnel and offers excellent hiking opportunities. Its elevation provides cooler temperatures and panoramic mountain views.
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Doi Luang National Park features limestone mountains and diverse forest types. The park is home to numerous waterfalls and rare wildlife species. Its mixed deciduous forests and evergreen forest areas provide important wildlife corridors.
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Doi Pha Hom Pok is Thailand's second-highest peak and features unique geological formations. The park is known for its hot springs and diverse bird species. Its location near the Myanmar border creates unique biodiversity patterns.
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Doi Phu Kha National Park is known for its unique Chomphu Phu Kha trees that bloom with pink flowers. The park contains diverse forest ecosystems and is home to many rare plant species. It serves as an important watershed area for northern Thailand.
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Doi Phu Nang National Park features limestone mountains and diverse forest ecosystems. The park contains several caves and waterfalls of cultural significance. It serves as an important watershed for local communities.
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Doi Suthep-Pui National Park is home to the sacred Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple. The park features evergreen forest and numerous waterfalls. It is a popular destination for both religious pilgrims and nature enthusiasts.
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Doi Wiang Pha National Park is characterized by its mountainous terrain and mixed deciduous forests. The park provides important watershed protection for the region. It features several scenic viewpoints and hiking trails.
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Erawan National Park is famous for its seven-tiered waterfall with emerald green pools. The park features limestone caves and diverse wildlife including wild elephants. Its accessibility from Bangkok makes it a popular weekend destination.
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Had Chao Mai National Park features pristine beaches and mangrove forests along the Andaman Sea. The park includes several islands and is known for its dugong population. Its coral reefs and sea grass beds provide important marine habitats.
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A marine national park known for its pristine beaches and rich marine biodiversity. The park encompasses several islands and coastal areas along the Gulf of Thailand. It is an important habitat for rare pink dolphins and features extensive mangrove forests.
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Famous for its crystal-clear waters and limestone cliffs, this marine park includes the iconic Phi Phi Islands. The park features stunning beaches, coral reefs, and diverse marine life. It gained worldwide recognition after the film 'The Beach' was filmed at Maya Bay.
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A coastal park known for its pristine beaches and rich biodiversity. The park features a unique limestone cave system and diverse wildlife. It offers excellent opportunities for bird watching and nature photography.
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A wildlife sanctuary that straddles the Thai-Malaysian border. The sanctuary is home to numerous endangered species including hornbills and clouded leopards. It contains one of Thailand's last remaining pristine rainforests.
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A coastal park known for its sea turtle nesting sites and pristine beaches. The park features extensive casuarina groves and mangrove forests. It is a popular spot for watching sea turtles lay eggs during nesting season.
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A small coastal park featuring beautiful beaches and pine forests. The park is known for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic coastline. It offers excellent opportunities for swimming and beach activities.
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A forest park centered around a scenic waterfall and stream system. The park features diverse flora and several hiking trails. It is particularly popular during the rainy season when the waterfall is at its most impressive.
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A mountainous park known for its spectacular views and cool climate. The park features diverse highland forests and flowering meadows. It is famous for its sea of mist viewpoints and winter flower displays.
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A wildlife sanctuary protecting deciduous dipterocarp forest ecosystems. The sanctuary is home to various wildlife species and features several water bodies. It serves as an important conservation area for local flora and fauna.
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Huai Yang National Park features diverse forest ecosystems and stunning waterfalls. The park is known for its pristine streams and rich biodiversity including various species of birds and mammals. The landscape includes evergreen forest, mixed deciduous forest, and limestone formations.
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Kaeng Krachan is Thailand's largest national park and a crucial wildlife sanctuary. The park contains diverse forest types from evergreen to deciduous dipterocarp forest. It is home to numerous endangered species including Asian elephants, tigers, and various primates.
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Kaeng Krung National Park is characterized by its mountainous terrain and pristine rainforest. The park features numerous waterfalls and rapids along the Khlong Yan River. It serves as an important watershed area and hosts diverse wildlife species.
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Kaeng Tana National Park is notable for its scenic rapids along the Mun River. The park features interesting rock formations, prehistoric paintings, and diverse forest ecosystems. It serves as an important historical and ecological preservation area.
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Khao Ang Rue Nai is one of Thailand's most important wildlife sanctuaries. The area consists of tropical rainforest and is home to numerous endangered species including wild elephants. It serves as a crucial conservation area for Eastern Thailand's wildlife.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS48/100
2. INTENSITY40/100
3. BEAUTY55/100
4. GEOLOGY33/100
5. PLANT LIFE63/100
6. WILDLIFE57/100
7. TRANQUILITY67/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY58/100
9. SAFETY62/100
10. HERITAGE30/100
Classification: Wildlife Sanctuary
Region: Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi, Prachin Buri, Sa Kaeo
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Khao Banthat Wildlife Sanctuary spans across a mountain range between two provinces. The sanctuary is known for its rich biodiversity and serves as an important watershed area. It contains various forest types and provides habitat for numerous wildlife species.
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Khao Chamao-Khao Wong National Park features beautiful waterfalls and limestone mountains. The park is known for its diverse plant species and tropical forest ecosystems. It serves as an important watershed area for the eastern region.
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Khao Chi On is a small protected area known for its limestone hills and caves. The area features important Buddhist temples and historical sites. It serves as a sanctuary for various bird species and small mammals.
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Khao Chong is a botanical research station and nature preserve. The area contains diverse tropical flora and serves as an important research center. It features nature trails and educational facilities for botanical studies.
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Khao Khitchakut National Park is known for its religious significance and natural beauty. The park features important Buddhist sites and stunning mountain views. It contains diverse forest ecosystems and several waterfalls.
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Khao Khlong Phanom National Park features limestone mountains and tropical rainforest. The park is home to diverse wildlife including langurs, gibbons, and numerous bird species. Its landscape includes waterfalls, caves, and pristine forest ecosystems.
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Khao Laem National Park surrounds the Khao Laem Reservoir and features mixed deciduous forest. The park is known for its diverse wildlife and beautiful lake views. It serves as an important watershed area and offers various recreational activities.
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This marine national park encompasses Koh Samet island and surrounding waters. The park features beautiful white sandy beaches and clear waters ideal for snorkeling. Its coral reefs support diverse marine life and attract numerous tourists.
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Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park features coastal hills, beaches, and tropical forest. The park is known for its scenic coastline and diverse wildlife. It includes several waterfalls and hiking trails through pristine forest.
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This coastal park features pristine beaches and tropical forest. It is an important sea turtle nesting site and contains diverse coastal ecosystems. The park includes both marine and terrestrial zones with unique flora and fauna.
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Khao Luang National Park contains the highest peak in southern Thailand. The park features tropical rainforest and numerous waterfalls. It is home to diverse wildlife and plant species, including rare orchids.
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Khao Nam Khang National Park features limestone mountains and tropical forest. The park is known for its caves and underground streams. It serves as an important watershed area and contains diverse wildlife.
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Khao Nan National Park features mountainous terrain and tropical rainforest. The park contains numerous waterfalls and streams. It is home to diverse wildlife including gibbons, hornbills, and various reptile species.
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Khao Phanom Bencha National Park features mountains and tropical rainforest. The park is known for its waterfalls and diverse wildlife. It serves as an important watershed area for the Krabi region.
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Khao Phra Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its lowland forest and hot springs. The sanctuary is home to rare species including the Gurney's Pitta bird. It features unique limestone formations and diverse tropical ecosystems.
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Khao Phra Thaeo is a protected forest area in northern Phuket featuring the last remaining virgin rainforest on the island. The park contains several waterfalls including Bang Pae and Ton Sai, and hosts a gibbon rehabilitation center. It serves as an important watershed area and wildlife sanctuary.
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Khao Phra Vihan National Park is located along the Thai-Cambodian border and is known for its ancient Khmer temple ruins. The park features dramatic cliff formations and panoramic views across the Cambodian plains. The area has historical significance and has been the subject of border disputes.
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Khao Pu-Khao Ya National Park features limestone mountains and extensive cave systems. The park is home to diverse wildlife and tropical rainforest ecosystems. It contains several waterfalls and is an important watershed area for the region.
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Khao Roi National Park is characterized by its distinctive limestone formations and caves. The park contains diverse flora and several rare plant species. It serves as an important wildlife corridor and features several hiking trails through its forested areas.
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Khao Sam Lan National Park is known for its scenic mountain landscapes and waterfalls. The park features mixed deciduous forest and serves as an important watershed. It offers several hiking trails and viewpoints overlooking the surrounding countryside.
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Khao Sam Roi Yot is Thailand's first marine national park, featuring dramatic limestone peaks, coastal marshlands, and beaches. The park is home to the famous Phraya Nakhon Cave with its iconic pavilion. It supports diverse wildlife including various bird species and serves as an important wetland ecosystem.
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Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park is known for its unique mountain formations and diverse forest ecosystems. The park features several waterfalls and hiking trails. It serves as an important watershed area for the eastern region of Thailand.
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Khao Si Satchanalai National Park surrounds the historic Si Satchanalai Historical Park. The park features mixed deciduous forest and limestone mountains. It contains several ancient temple ruins and important archaeological sites from the Sukhothai period.
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Khao Sok National Park is one of Thailand's most spectacular parks, featuring ancient rainforest and dramatic limestone cliffs. The park contains the stunning Cheow Lan Lake and is home to wild elephants, gibbons, and numerous bird species. It contains some of the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, dating back 160 million years.
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Khao Wang, also known as Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park, features a former royal palace complex built on a hill. The park contains historic temples, palaces, and astronomical structures built during King Rama IV's reign. It offers panoramic views of Phetchaburi city and serves as an important cultural heritage site.
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Khao Yai is Thailand's first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park features diverse landscapes including evergreen forests, grasslands, and thundering waterfalls. It is home to diverse wildlife including Asian elephants, gibbons, and hundreds of bird species.
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Khlong Lan features spectacular waterfalls and diverse forest ecosystems. The park is known for its namesake Khlong Lan waterfall which drops 100 meters. The area contains mixed deciduous forest and hill evergreen forest.
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Khlong Phanom National Park features limestone mountains and rich tropical forests. The park is home to numerous waterfalls and caves with prehistoric paintings. Its diverse ecosystem supports various wildlife species including langurs and hornbills.
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Khlong Wang Chao features mountainous terrain and diverse forest types. The park is known for its waterfalls and rich biodiversity. It serves as an important watershed area for the surrounding regions.
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Khun Khan National Park is characterized by mountainous terrain and mixed deciduous forests. The park features several waterfalls and hiking trails. It serves as an important watershed for local communities and supports diverse wildlife.
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Khun Nan National Park is known for its pristine forests and mountain ranges. The park contains diverse flora and fauna typical of northern Thailand. It features several scenic viewpoints and hiking trails.
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Khun Phawo National Park is characterized by rugged mountain terrain and evergreen forests. The park is home to numerous wildlife species and features several waterfalls. It serves as an important watershed area for the region.
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Khun Sathan National Park features mountainous terrain and diverse forest ecosystems. The park is known for its rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes. It contains several important watershed areas and hiking trails.
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Kui Buri National Park is famous for its wild elephant and gaur populations. The park features diverse landscapes including grasslands and evergreen forests. It is one of the best places in Thailand for wildlife viewing in their natural habitat.
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Lam Khlong Ngu National Park is known for its extensive cave systems and limestone mountains. The park features numerous waterfalls and underground streams. It is home to diverse wildlife including several rare bat species.
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Lam Nam Kok National Park is characterized by mountainous terrain and mixed deciduous forests. The park features several waterfalls and hot springs. It serves as an important watershed area and contains diverse wildlife species.
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Lam Nam Kra Buri National Park straddles the Thailand-Myanmar border along the Kra Buri River. The park protects pristine mangrove forests and tropical rainforest ecosystems. It is an important sanctuary for numerous bird species and aquatic life.
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Lam Nam Nan National Park features diverse forest ecosystems along the Nan River valley. The park contains limestone mountains, waterfalls, and rich biodiversity including numerous bird species. It serves as an important watershed area for the region.
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Lam Nam Pachi National Park is centered around the Pachi River watershed. The park features mixed deciduous forest and limestone formations. It provides important habitat for various wildlife species and serves as a crucial water source for local communities.
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Lansang National Park features dramatic limestone cliffs and mixed deciduous forest. The park is known for its scenic views of the Moei River which forms the border with Myanmar. It provides habitat for numerous species of birds and mammals.
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Mae Charim National Park is characterized by rugged mountainous terrain and dense forest. The park features numerous waterfalls and is an important watershed area. It hosts diverse wildlife including several endangered species.
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Mae Moei National Park lies along the Moei River bordering Myanmar. The park features diverse forest types and steep limestone mountains. It is home to numerous wildlife species and serves as an important watershed area.
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Mae Ping National Park encompasses the upper Ping River valley and surrounding mountains. The park features diverse forest ecosystems and numerous waterfalls. It is an important conservation area for wildlife and serves as a crucial watershed.
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Mae Puem National Park features mountainous terrain and mixed deciduous forest. The park contains several important watersheds and waterfalls. It provides habitat for numerous species of wildlife and serves as a natural barrier against forest encroachment.
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Mae Takhrai National Park is characterized by mountainous terrain and diverse forest types. The park features numerous streams and waterfalls flowing into the Ping River. It serves as an important watershed area and wildlife habitat.
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Mae Tho National Park features limestone mountains and mixed deciduous forest ecosystems. The park is home to numerous waterfalls and caves, with the Mae Tho waterfall being the main attraction. Wildlife includes various species of birds, deer, and wild boar.
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Mae Wa National Park is characterized by mountainous terrain and mixed deciduous forests. The park features several waterfalls including the Mae Wa waterfall and hot springs. It serves as an important watershed area and hosts diverse wildlife including gibbons and hornbills.
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Mae Wang National Park is known for its pristine forests and mountain streams. The park features numerous waterfalls and hiking trails through evergreen forest. It is an important habitat for various bird species and small mammals.
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Mae Yom National Park is centered around the Yom River and features teak forests and limestone mountains. The park is known for its river rapids and diverse flora. It serves as an important watershed area and contains numerous hiking trails.
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Mu Ko Ang Thong is an archipelago of 42 islands in the Gulf of Thailand. The park features limestone mountains, tropical rainforests, and white sand beaches. It is known for its rich marine life, coral reefs, and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
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Mu Ko Chang Marine National Park encompasses Chang Island and dozens of smaller islands. The park features tropical rainforest, coral reefs, and pristine beaches. It is home to diverse marine life and several species of birds and mammals.
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Mu Ko Chumphon National Park consists of several islands and coastal areas in the Gulf of Thailand. The park is known for its coral reefs, mangrove forests, and diverse marine life. It offers excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities.
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Mu Ko Lanta National Park includes several islands in the Andaman Sea. The park features beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and mangrove forests. It is known for its rich marine biodiversity and lighthouse viewpoint.
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Mu Ko Phetra National Park comprises limestone islands and coastal areas in the Andaman Sea. The park features dramatic cliffs, caves, and pristine beaches. It is an important habitat for various marine species and seabirds.
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Mu Ko Ranong Marine National Park includes several islands and coastal areas in the Andaman Sea. The park is known for its mangrove forests, coral reefs, and diverse marine life. It offers excellent opportunities for diving and snorkeling.
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Mu Ko Similan is an archipelago of nine islands in the Andaman Sea. Known for its crystal-clear waters and rich marine biodiversity, it's considered one of the best diving sites in the world. The park features distinctive boulder formations, pristine white sand beaches, and coral reefs teeming with tropical fish.
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Mu Ko Surin consists of five main islands known for their pristine coral reefs and diverse marine life. The park is home to the Moken sea gypsies and offers excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. The islands feature dense tropical forests and white sandy beaches surrounded by clear turquoise waters.
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Nam Nao is characterized by its mixed deciduous forest and pine woodland ecosystems. The park features limestone mountains, diverse wildlife including elephants and gibbons, and numerous caves. It serves as an important watershed area and offers hiking trails through pristine forest landscapes.
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Nam Pat features mountainous terrain covered in evergreen and deciduous forests. The park is known for its waterfalls, streams, and rich biodiversity. It serves as an important watershed area for the Nam Pat River and provides habitat for numerous wildlife species.
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Nam Phong National Park encompasses the Nam Phong reservoir and surrounding forest areas. The park features diverse landscapes including deciduous dipterocarp forest and grasslands. It serves as an important habitat for various bird species and offers opportunities for water-based recreation.
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Nam Tok Chatakan is known for its spectacular waterfall cascading over unique rock formations. The park features mixed deciduous forests and limestone mountains. It serves as an important watershed area and offers hiking trails with scenic viewpoints.
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Nam Tok Huai Yang features an 11-tier waterfall surrounded by tropical evergreen forest. The park is home to diverse wildlife including various bird species and primates. Its landscape includes steep mountains and numerous streams flowing into the Gulf of Thailand.
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Nam Tok Mae Surin is famous for its 100-meter-high waterfall and mountain landscapes. The park contains diverse forest types and serves as home to hill tribe communities. It features numerous hiking trails and viewpoints offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
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Nam Tok Ngao features a prominent waterfall and tropical rainforest ecosystem. The park is known for its rich biodiversity and natural hot springs. Its landscape includes steep mountains and numerous streams, providing habitat for various wildlife species.
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Nam Tok Pha Charoen is known for its 97-step waterfall cascading through limestone formations. The park features mixed deciduous forest and serves as an important watershed area. It offers hiking trails and viewpoints with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
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Namtok Pha Suea is known for its dramatic waterfall that cascades down steep cliffs near the Myanmar border. The park features mixed deciduous forest and mountain landscapes. It is particularly beautiful during the rainy season when the waterfall is at its most impressive.
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Nam Tok Phlio is known for its scenic waterfall cascading over limestone cliffs. The park features lush tropical forest and is home to various wildlife species. The waterfall area includes pools suitable for swimming and historical monuments including King Rama V's initials carved into the cliff face.
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Namtok Sai Khao features a stunning white-water waterfall surrounded by tropical rainforest. The park is rich in biodiversity and contains numerous rare plant species. Its location in southern Thailand provides habitat for unique wildlife species.
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Nam Tok Sam Lan features a beautiful three-tiered waterfall surrounded by limestone mountains and evergreen forest. The park is popular for its hiking trails and natural swimming pools. It serves as an important watershed area for the local region.
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Nam Tok Si Khit is characterized by its pristine waterfall and surrounding tropical forest ecosystem. The park contains diverse flora and fauna typical of southern Thailand's rainforests. It serves as an important watershed area and offers several hiking trails for visitors.
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Located on Koh Phangan island, Namtok Than Sadet features a series of cascading waterfalls flowing through granite boulders. The park has historical significance as it was visited by several Thai kings. The surrounding forest contains diverse tropical vegetation and wildlife.
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Namtok Than Thip is characterized by its multi-tiered waterfall and surrounding mixed deciduous forest. The park features interesting geological formations and diverse plant life. It serves as an important watershed area for the local region.
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Nam Tok Yong features multiple waterfalls and streams within its tropical forest setting. The park is home to numerous rare plant species and wildlife. Its landscape includes limestone formations and dense rainforest typical of southern Thailand.
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Op Khan National Park features diverse forest types including dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests. The park contains numerous streams and small waterfalls throughout its territory. It is an important watershed area for northern Thailand and home to various wildlife species.
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Op Luang features dramatic limestone canyons carved by the Mae Chaem River. The park contains hot springs, caves, and diverse forest ecosystems. It is known for its spectacular canyon views and geological formations unique to northern Thailand.
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Pa Hin Ngam National Park is known for its unique rock formations and scenic viewpoints. The park features distinctive sandstone formations shaped by natural erosion over millions of years. During the cool season, the park is famous for its pink Siam Tulip flowers that bloom across the grasslands.
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Pang Sida National Park is renowned for its diverse butterfly population and beautiful waterfalls. The park contains extensive evergreen forest and is home to numerous wildlife species. It serves as an important watershed area for eastern Thailand.
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Pha Daeng National Park features dramatic limestone cliffs and mixed deciduous forests. The park is known for its rich biodiversity and serves as an important watershed. It contains numerous caves and provides habitat for various wildlife species.
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Pha Hin Rong Kla National Park is known for its historical significance as a former Communist stronghold. The park features unique rock formations, waterfalls, and cool climate year-round. It offers stunning mountain views and contains diverse flora including rare orchid species.
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Pha Nam Yoi Forest Park is centered around a prominent cliff formation with religious significance. The park features a large Buddha image carved into the cliff face. It serves as both a natural attraction and religious site with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
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Phanom Dong Rak Wildlife Sanctuary lies along the Dongrak Mountain Range bordering Cambodia. The sanctuary protects important forest ecosystems and serves as a wildlife corridor. It features diverse flora and fauna typical of Southeast Asian forests.
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Pha Taem National Park is famous for its ancient cliff paintings and being the first place in Thailand to see the sunrise. The park features dramatic cliff formations along the Mekong River. It contains numerous prehistoric rock paintings estimated to be 3,000-4,000 years old.
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Pha Wua Forest Park features distinctive rock formations and cliffs offering panoramic views. The park is known for its unique geological features and scenic viewpoints. It serves as a popular local recreation area with hiking trails and picnic spots.
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Phra Narai National Park is known for its historical and archaeological significance. The park contains ancient Khmer ruins and religious artifacts. It features mixed deciduous forest and serves as an important cultural heritage site.
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Phra Phutthabat Historical Park is centered around a sacred Buddhist site featuring Buddha's footprint. The park includes important religious buildings and monuments. It serves as both a historical site and active place of worship with significant cultural importance.
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Phra Wihan National Park is located along the Thai-Cambodian border featuring dramatic cliffs and ancient ruins. The park is known for its spectacular views from the cliff edges and unique rock formations. The area has significant historical importance due to the ancient Khmer temple complex nearby.
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Phu Chi Fa is a famous viewpoint and forest park known for its stunning sunrise views above the sea of mist. The peak stands at 1,628 meters above sea level and offers panoramic views of Laos and the Mekong River. The area is particularly popular during the cool season when the morning mist creates spectacular scenery.
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Phu Foi Lom is characterized by its unique mountain formations and diverse forest ecosystems. The park features several scenic viewpoints and hiking trails through mixed deciduous forests. It serves as an important wildlife sanctuary for various native species.
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Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park is known for its historical significance as a former Communist stronghold and unique rock formations. The park features unusual rock gardens, cool climate, and diverse flora. It contains important historical sites from Thailand's Communist insurgency period.
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Phu Jing-Nayoi National Park is notable for its sandstone cliffs and diverse forest ecosystems. The park contains several significant waterfalls and hiking trails. The area serves as an important watershed and wildlife habitat.
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Phu Jong Na Yoi National Park is characterized by its mountainous terrain and diverse wildlife. The park features several waterfalls and ancient rock paintings. It is an important conservation area for numerous plant and animal species.
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Phu Kao-Phu Phan Kham National Park features distinctive limestone mountains and mixed deciduous forests. The park contains numerous caves and prehistoric rock paintings. It serves as an important archaeological site with evidence of ancient human settlements.
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Phu Kradueng National Park is famous for its distinctive plateau-top geography and cool climate. The park features vast grasslands, pine forests, and numerous waterfalls. It is one of Thailand's most popular national parks, known for its challenging hiking trails and scenic camping areas.
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Phu Laen Kha National Park is known for its sandstone mountains and diverse forest ecosystems. The park features spectacular cliff formations and seasonal wildflower displays. It serves as an important watershed area for the region.
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Phu Lan Ka National Park features dramatic limestone cliffs and unique rock formations. The park is known for its scenic viewpoints overlooking misty valleys and mountain ranges. Its diverse ecosystem includes dry evergreen forests and mixed deciduous forests that support various wildlife species.
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Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its rich biodiversity and rare plant species. The sanctuary contains various forest types including hill evergreen forest and dry evergreen forest. It serves as an important watershed area and hosts several endangered species including the serow and gibbon.
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Phu Pha Man National Park is characterized by its limestone mountains and numerous caves. The park features impressive waterfalls and prehistoric rock paintings. Its landscape includes mixed deciduous forests and dry dipterocarp forests supporting diverse wildlife.
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Phu Phan National Park spans across the Phu Phan mountain range with distinctive sandstone formations. The park features numerous waterfalls and ancient rock paintings. It contains diverse forest types and serves as an important watershed for the region.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS32/100
2. INTENSITY33/100
3. BEAUTY42/100
4. GEOLOGY45/100
5. PLANT LIFE46/100
6. WILDLIFE38/100
7. TRANQUILITY69/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY48/100
9. SAFETY65/100
10. HERITAGE33/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Sakon Nakhon Province, Nakhon Phanom Province
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Phu Phra Bat Historical Park is known for its unique rock formations and prehistoric paintings. The park contains ancient Buddhist structures and natural rock shelters used by prehistoric humans. It represents an important archaeological site with evidence of human habitation dating back thousands of years.
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Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park features distinctive sandstone formations and mixed deciduous forest. The park is known for its beautiful wildflowers that bloom during the cool season. It contains several waterfalls and hiking trails that offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
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Phu Soi Dao National Park is characterized by high mountains and cool climate year-round. The park features diverse flora including wild orchids and rare plants. It is popular for hiking and camping, with the main attraction being the Phu Soi Dao peak offering spectacular views.
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Phu Toei National Park is known for its diverse forest types including deciduous dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests. The park features numerous hiking trails and viewpoints offering panoramic vistas. It is home to various wildlife species and serves as an important watershed area.
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Phu Wiang National Park is famous for its dinosaur fossil discoveries and research center. The park features sandstone mountains, prehistoric rock paintings, and various dinosaur footprints. It combines natural beauty with significant paleontological importance.
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Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its unique rock formations and diverse wildlife. The sanctuary features several waterfalls and hiking trails through deciduous forest. It is an important habitat for various endangered species and offers excellent bird watching opportunities.
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Ramkhamhaeng National Park encompasses historical ruins and natural attractions. The park includes parts of the ancient Sukhothai kingdom and features numerous archaeological sites. It combines cultural heritage with natural forest landscapes and mountain ranges.
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Sai Thong National Park is known for its sandstone cliffs and scenic viewpoints. The park features several waterfalls and extensive hiking trails through mixed deciduous forest. It is particularly beautiful during the cool season when wild flowers bloom across the grasslands.
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Sai Yok National Park is famous for its stunning waterfalls and historical World War II sites. The park features limestone caves, hot springs, and the famous Death Railway. It is home to various wildlife species and offers river rafting opportunities along the River Kwai.
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San Kala Khiri National Park features mountainous terrain and tropical rainforest. The park is known for its rich biodiversity and numerous waterfalls. It serves as an important watershed area and offers spectacular views of both Thailand and Malaysia.
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Si Lanna National Park encompasses the Mae Ngad Dam and reservoir area. The park features limestone mountains, evergreen forests, and numerous caves. It is popular for water activities and offers stunning mountain views and hiking opportunities.
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Si Nan National Park features limestone mountains and diverse forest ecosystems. The park is home to numerous waterfalls and caves, with the most notable being Tham Pha Tup Forest Park. The area supports rich biodiversity including various species of birds and mammals.
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Si Phang Nga National Park is known for its pristine rainforest and limestone formations. The park features several waterfalls including the famous Tam Nang Waterfall. Its diverse ecosystem supports numerous species of birds and wildlife native to southern Thailand.
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Si Satchanalai Historical Park contains the ruins of an ancient city from the Sukhothai period. The park features numerous temples, Buddha images, and archaeological sites. It was once the second most important city in the Sukhothai Kingdom and showcases classic Sukhothai architecture.
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Sri Lanna National Park encompasses the Mae Ngad and Mae Kuang reservoirs. The park features limestone mountains, evergreen forests, and numerous caves. It's popular for water-based activities and offers stunning mountain views.
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Sri Nakarin National Park is known for its stunning Huai Mae Khamin waterfall and dense forests. The park surrounds the Sri Nakarin Dam and reservoir. It features diverse wildlife and numerous hiking trails through limestone mountains.
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Tab Lan National Park is one of Thailand's largest national parks and features diverse landscapes including grasslands and forests. The park is home to numerous wildlife species including elephants and gaur. It contains several notable waterfalls and viewpoints.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS41/100
2. INTENSITY32/100
3. BEAUTY50/100
4. GEOLOGY37/100
5. PLANT LIFE45/100
6. WILDLIFE44/100
7. TRANQUILITY67/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY46/100
9. SAFETY65/100
10. HERITAGE22/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Prachinburi Province
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Tarutao National Marine Park comprises 51 islands in the Andaman Sea. The park features pristine beaches, coral reefs, and limestone cliffs. It was formerly used as a prison during World War II and now serves as a major tourist destination known for its marine biodiversity.
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Tat Mok National Park features a prominent waterfall cascading down limestone cliffs. The park contains diverse forest types including deciduous dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests. Wildlife includes various species of birds, mammals and reptiles native to northern Thailand.
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Tat Ton National Park is known for its scenic waterfall dropping over red sandstone cliffs. The park features mixed deciduous forest and dry dipterocarp forest ecosystems. The area provides important wildlife habitat and contains several hiking trails.
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Tham Pha Thai National Park features limestone mountains and caves with prehistoric paintings. The park contains diverse forest types and numerous waterfalls. It serves as an important watershed area and provides habitat for various wildlife species.
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This park is notable for its fish cave and the Pha Suea waterfall. The area features limestone formations and mixed deciduous forests. The park is home to numerous fish species and serves as an important ecological area in northern Thailand.
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Tham Sa Koen National Park is known for its extensive cave systems and limestone formations. The park features mixed deciduous forests and numerous hiking trails. It serves as an important watershed area and contains diverse wildlife.
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Than Bok Khorani National Park features limestone mountains, mangrove forests, and clear emerald pools. The park contains prehistoric cave paintings and diverse marine life. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and ecological significance.
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Located on Ko Phangan island, this park features pristine beaches and tropical forests. The park is known for its waterfalls and coastal scenery. It contains diverse marine life and several hiking trails through the jungle.
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Thap Lan is the second largest national park in Thailand, featuring diverse forest ecosystems and wildlife. The park contains numerous waterfalls and ancient cypress trees. It serves as an important habitat for endangered species including wild elephants and tigers.
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Thong Pha Phum National Park features mountainous terrain and diverse forest types. The park contains numerous waterfalls and hot springs. It serves as an important watershed area and provides habitat for various wildlife species.
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Thung Salaeng Luang National Park features vast grasslands and mixed deciduous forests. The park is known for its diverse wildlife and beautiful savanna landscape. It contains several waterfalls and serves as an important watershed area.
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Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its spectacular seven-tiered waterfall that resembles elephant tusks. The sanctuary contains diverse tropical forest ecosystems and serves as an important watershed area. The park features numerous hiking trails and is home to various wildlife species including gibbons, hornbills, and rare orchids.
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Ton Pariwat Wildlife Sanctuary is characterized by its rugged mountainous terrain and pristine rainforest. The sanctuary is notable for its whitewater rafting opportunities on the Sok River and its rich biodiversity. It serves as a crucial habitat for numerous endangered species and features several scenic waterfalls.
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Wiang Kosai National Park features dramatic limestone mountains and mixed deciduous forest. The park is known for its beautiful waterfalls including the Mae Koeng Waterfall and numerous caves. The area provides important watershed protection and hosts diverse wildlife species.
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Wieng Lo Wildlife Sanctuary is characterized by its mixed deciduous forest and limestone mountain ranges. The sanctuary serves as an important watershed area and provides habitat for numerous wildlife species. It features several caves and archaeological sites of historical significance.
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Yod Dom National Park is situated along the Thai-Cambodian border and features diverse forest ecosystems. The park is known for its ancient temple ruins and unique rock formations. It serves as an important wildlife corridor and contains several scenic viewpoints overlooking the surrounding landscape.