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Travel Details for Pa Hin Ngam National Park |
 Location: Tambon Baan Rai, Amphoe Thep Sathit, Chaiyaphum.
Good time to go: Early rainy season around June to August.
How to get there: From Bangkok, go along Highway number 1 through Saraburi onto Baan Phu Khae and take a right turn onto Highway number 21 towards Amphoe Chaibadan, then take Highway number 205 passing Lamsonthi Sub-district. About 1 kilometer before Amphoe Thep Sathit, turn left onto Highway number 2354 for about 17 kilometers before taking a left turn into the asphalt road for another 13 kilometers to reach Pa Hin Ngam National Park, with a total distance of 270 kilometers.
Where to shopping: Some time before going back can be spent on shopping for famous OTOP products such as silk skirts, dress (Zin Mudmee) and fresh Krachiao flowers as souvenirs.
Where to stay:
Pa Hin Ngam National Park
There are three lodges for up to 6 to 11 persons from 1,200 baht to 1,800 baht; and one connected housing for 15 persons for 1,500 baht/room.
Two persons tent at 160 baht each (tourists with own tents may give donations for the place as they wish.
Ruen Thep
Location: About 100 meters on the right before the entrance to Pa Hin Ngam is a bungalow housing from 800 to 1,500 baht |
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