Phu Kradueng, my calves are so tight🥹

Phu Kradueng National Park Located in Phu Kradueng District, Loei Province, it was established as a national forest reserve in 1943 and became a national park on October 7, 1959. It is the second national park after Khao Yai National Park. Phu Kradueng National Park covers a vast area of ​​217,575 rai, with an elevation of between 400-1,200 meters above sea level. The highest point is at Khok Mei, with an elevation of 1,316 meters. It is one of the most famous and abundant tourist attractions in Thailand. The weather up there is cool all year round, so more than ten thousand Thai and foreign tourists visit Phu Kradueng each year to experience the cold weather. Phu Kradueng has many waterfalls waiting for you to experience, such as Phon Phop Waterfall, Wang Kwang Waterfall, Phen Phop Mai Waterfall, Tham Yai Waterfall, and Tham So Nuea Waterfall. During the summer, it is dry to visit any waterfall. We recommend you to experience the cool and refreshing atmosphere of the waterfalls that flow all year round. Take a break to watch the morning mist at Sam Haek, where you can take pictures of the natural mist. It will definitely please nature conservation tourists. Greet the morning atmosphere with the sunrise at Pha Nok Aen. If you go up to Phu Kradueng, you must experience the beauty of nature. Look forward to the beautiful images created by nature, the morning sun at Pha Nok Aen. A landmark of Phu Kradueng that everyone must stop by to take pictures. It is an announcement to the world that I have arrived at Phu Kradueng. Next to taking a picture with the sign "Once in a lifetime, we will conquer Phu Kradueng". Finally, Thailand also has red maples to see. The beauty of the maple trees or red kuam trees will bloom and have a beautiful bright red color during December-February of every year. Book a queue to enter the national park via the application. - The QueQ application can be booked no more than 60 days in advance. Book a house and a tent no more than 60 days in advance. - Book on the website of the National Park Office or call 042810834. Pay for personal service fees. (Fee) and vehicle at Checkpoint 1 – Adult fee (Thai people) 40 baht per person – Child fee (Thai people) 20 baht – Adult fee (foreigners) 400 baht – Child fee (foreigners) 200 baht – Students show their student ID card, pay a fee of 10 baht – Senior citizens aged 60 and over show their ID card, free, no fee Contact to leave the vehicle at Checkpoint 2 Bicycles are available for sightseeing on Phu Kradueng – Small bicycles 360 baht/unit – Large bicycles 410 baht/unit Contact to register a house or tent at Sri Than Tourist Service Center (foot of the mountain) – Tent area fee, if bringing your own tent, 30 baht/person/night – Tent service fee 225 baht/night Hire a porter at Building No. 4 – Porter service, 30 baht/kg Register to climb the mountain and submit a personal service fee card at Checkpoint 3 – You should arrive at the park 10 minutes before the scheduled time to confirm and provide proof of online registration again. Hike up to Phu Kradueng peak – Weekdays, you are allowed to go up and down the mountain from 06.00-13.00 hrs. – Saturday-Sunday or public holidays, you are allowed to go up and down the mountain from 05.30-13.00 hrs. All of these are details of the reopening of Phu Kradueng National Park, including recommendations for highlights that if you have the chance to go up there once, you must stop to take pictures and keep them as memorable moments. And importantly, as it is a national park, all tourists must strictly follow the advice of the officers, especially regarding littering; otherwise, you may be fined up to 100,000 baht. For anyone who is planning to go to Phu Kradueng, don't forget to get your body ready because you will have to travel several kilometers on a high mountain with cold weather. #Waiting for the day to depart #thailand #missingnature #missingnature #Phu Kradueng