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Travel Details for Phu Pah Toeb. |
  Location: Tambon Na Si Nuan, Amphoe Muang, along the Highway no. 2034 (kukdahan to Don Tan) about 17 kilometers away from the city.
Good time to go: Late rainy season up to early winter around November to December.
How to get there:
From Bangkok to Mukdahan; take Highway number 1 through Saraburi. From Nakorn Ratchasima, to go to Mukdahan, drive along the way towards Amphoe Baan Pai through Maha Sarakam passing Loi-Et’s Amphoe Pone Thong, Amphoe Kamcha-e on to Mukdahan’s Amphoe Muang.
From the city of Mjukdahan, go along the Highway number 2034 (Kukdahan to Don tan) for about 15 kilometers, and then take a right turn towards Amphoe Don Tan for about 2 kilometers where a junction to enter Mukdahan National Park is found.
Where to shopping: Tourists may go to shopping at the Indochinese Market before returning to Bangkok.
Where to stay: Those who would like to stay overnight, the Mukdahan National Park has accommodations and camping ground to serve their needs. A group visit that requires officer’s briefing may give pre notice to Mukdahan National Park. |
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