Tad Mok National Park, Phetchabun Province

Tad Mok National Park, Phetchabun Province Because the area of ​​the Tabeo Forest and Huai Yai Forest in Huai Yai Subdistrict, Ban Khok Subdistrict and Na Pa Subdistrict, Mueang Phetchabun District, Phetchabun Province, consists of important and valuable natural resources such as plant species, forest products, various types of wildlife, as well as beautiful landscapes, forests, mountains and waterfalls. It is appropriate to designate it as a national park according to the National Park Act of 1961 to preserve it in its original natural state and prevent it from being destroyed or changed for the benefit of education and enjoyment of the public and to provide other benefits to the state and the public. It covers an area of ​​approximately 181,250 rai or 290 square kilometers. In 1989, Phetchabun Province found a beautiful waterfall suitable for development as a tourist attraction. Therefore, it asked the Royal Forest Department to survey a part of the Tabeo Forest and Huai Yai Forest Reserves, which are in Mueang District, Phetchabun Province, to establish a national park. The Royal Forest Department sent officials to proceed in the middle of the 1991 fiscal year. #Shop and chill #Miss nature #Nature therapy #Places to visit near Bangkok