Khao Luang Sukhothai, Ramkhamhaeng National Park

Ramkhamhaeng National Park covers the areas of Ban Dan Lan Hoi District, Khiri Mat District, and Mueang District, Sukhothai Province. It is a historical national park, consisting of ancient religious objects from the Sukhothai period, a rich forest, a source of streams, and beautiful natural scenery, such as Sai Rung Waterfall. Ramkhamhaeng National Park covers an area of ​​approximately 213,125 rai or 341 square kilometers. The Royal Forest Department declared Khao Luang Forest a national reserve forest under the National Reserved Forest Act B.E. 2507 on April 24, 1969. After that, the Royal Forest Department issued a letter, number Kor Sor 0706/2978, dated February 21, 1974, regarding the selection of areas to establish wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, requiring all provinces to coordinate with the forest districts to inspect forest areas in each district to determine which areas are suitable for establishing wildlife sanctuaries or national parks. From the survey of Sukhothai Province, there was a letter No. Sot 0009/1370 dated July 15, 1974, sending a copy of the provincial letter that had been contacted and coordinated with the Tak Forestry District to the Royal Forest Department to consider establishing a national park in the Khao Luang National Forest Reserve, Khiri Mat District, Ban Dan Lan Hoi District and Mueang District, Sukhothai Province, because this forest has important resources, waterfalls, beautiful scenery and religious objects, which are ancient sites from the Sukhothai period as the capital. #National park worth visiting