[2025 Lampang Attraction] Travel Guide for Doi Khun Tan National Park (Updated Mar)

Doi Khun Tan National Park is a national park located in Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province and Hang Chat District, Mueang Lampang District, Lamphun Province. The area is a lush forest and is a source of water. You can travel by train to Khun Tan Railway Station, which is the location of Khun Tan Tunnel, the longest railway tunnel in Thailand, built by Germans. Doi Khun Tan Forest is one of the 14 forests that the Cabinet resolved in a meeting on October 7, 1959 to establish as a national park. The Royal Forest Department announced that some forests in Tambon Tha Pla Duk, Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province are the Doi Khun Tan National Forest Reserve, according to the Ministerial Regulation No. 116 (1963), announced in the Government Gazette, Volume 80, Part 82, dated August 13, 1963, covering an area of ​​39,206.25 rai, and some areas in Tambon Wiang Tan, Tambon Wo Kaeo, Hang Chat District, and Tambon Ban Ueam, Mueang District, Lamphun Province are the Doi Khun Tan National Forest Reserve, according to Ministerial Regulation No. 359 (1968) announced in the Government Gazette, Volume 85, Section 109, dated 22 November 1968, area 120,625 rai #National park worth visiting

Take the train to Khun Tan!! 😁 👻 They say that ghosts are fierce. Is it true? 🐶 👉🏻 Why does it have to be Doi Khun Tan National Park? 🚂 Actually, I just wanted to ride a train and look cool. I also wanted to explore the national park one more time, so I packed my stuff and went for it. 📚 Let's understand it first. Let's summarize it. This area used to be an important strategic point. It is divided into 4 Y. (Y. is an abbreviation for strategic points.) The walking distance is approximately this. From the train station to the park office, approximately 1.3 km. From the park office to Y.1, approximately 1.9 km. From Y.1 to Y.2, approximately 1 km. From Y.2 to Y.3, approximately 3 km. From Y.3 to Y.4, approximately 1 km. Totaling it is approximately this. Just count it. 😂 🚶🏻‍♂️The path to conquer Doi Khun Tan is easy to walk (I think), not too steep, not too difficult. Newbies can walk comfortably 😉 * Additional - No electricity - There is a bathroom, you can shower - There is a phone signal - There are 3 dogs, ready to bark all night 🐕 A must-have for this trip, and very important, should be a “Buddha” with you 🤣✌🏻 (for peace of mind) 🚂 Train schedule - Outbound from Hua Lamphong - Chiang Mai Time 06.00 - 19.30 2nd class air-conditioned train, price 498 baht (Train 109 fast) - Chiang Mai - Khun Tan train Time 06.30 - 07.35 2nd class fan train, price 33 baht (Train 102 fast) - Khun Tan - Chiang Mai train Time 13.00 - 14.35 3rd class fan train, price 15 baht (It is a local train Buy tickets at Khun Tan Station) - Return from Chiang Mai - Bang Sue Time 06.30 - 19.35 hrs. 2nd class air-conditioned seat train Price 498 baht (Train 102 Fast) (The train stops only at Bang Sue due to curfew measures) * Note: On the travel date of September 16-19, 64, the train runs only one morning round, which is a seat train. Due to the COVID-19 situation and curfew measures (currently, the train runs normally) (Plan your trip and check the train schedule carefully 😃) ❤️ "Live life to the fullest" does not mean traveling like others, traveling around the world, or partying with friends every week. Living life to the fullest means doing what you want to do, that's all... ❤️ When luxury is reduced, lightness and comfort increase ☺️ #DoiKhunTan #DoiKhunTanNationalPark #KhunTanRailwayStation #LamphunTravel #LampangTravel #culturetripcapturetheatmosphere

A good place for hiking and camping. There is located at the border of Lampang and Lampoon provinces. Amazing place and you can see beautiful sunset and sunrise. Easy to travel by trains from either Bangkok or Chiang Mai (departs at Khun Tan Station-being famous from the unique railway tunnel). The one place don't miss if you go to north of thailand. #lampang #lampoon #camping #hiking

Doi Khun Tan National Park, Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province, is adjacent to Hang Chat District, Lampang Province. Traveling is very easy. Just book a ticket, pack your backpack, and jump on the train. For a relaxing trip like this, you have to sit on the 3rd floor. Sit and soak up the atmosphere and live a slow life. . Khun Tan Tunnel is the highlight of this place. The interesting thing about this place is that it is the only national park in Thailand that can be reached by public transport (train), while other national parks require private cars to access. *If you are interested, you can ask for a trip. Reviews are in the IG story highlights. 📍IG: supari_dew 📍Page: Journey with girls ไปเที่ยวกับผี 📍Line: @supari_dew #journeywithgirlsเที่ยวกับผี #DoiKhunTan #DoiKhunTanNationalPark #ThaiRailway #MaeTha #Lamphun #HangChat #Lampang #TravelThailandIsCool #TravelThailandYouDontKnow #amazingThailandIsCool #thailandtravel #thailand #NokkaminVan #Nokkamin #nature #naturephotography #nature #naturetherapy

This 225-sq-km national park straddles the mountains between Lamphun and Lampang Provinces. It ranges in elevation from 350m in the bamboo-forest lowlands to 1363m at the pine-studded summit of Doi Khun Tan. Wildflowers, including orchids, ginger and lilies, are abundant. At the park headquarters there are maps of well-marked trails that range from short walks around the headquarter's vicinity to hikes covering the mountain’s four peaks; there’s also a trail to Nam Tok Tat Moei (7km round trip). The park is very popular on cool-season weekends. Intersecting the mountain slopes is Thailand’s longest train tunnel (1352m), which opened in 1921 after six years of manual labour by thousands of Lao workers (several of whom are said to have been killed by tigers). Bungalows (500B to 2700B) sleeping between two and nine people are available near the park headquarters, where there’s also a restaurant. The main access to the park is from the Khun Tan train station. To check timetables and prices from various destinations, call the State Railway of Thailand or check its website. Once at the Khun Tan station, cross the tracks and follow a steep, marked path 1.3km to the park headquarters. By car, take the Chiang Mai–Lampang highway to the Mae Tha turn-off then follow the signs along a steep unpaved road for 18km.

Doi Khun Tan National Park It is a national park located in Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province and Hang Chat District, Mueang Lampang District, Lampang Province. Just one step across the province. ▶️ There are 2 types of accommodation in the park to choose from. As for the accommodation in Doi Khun Tan National Park, there are 2 types of accommodation to choose from: - The first type is a camping ground for pitching tents, a stargazing ground, and a pine field in the area of ​​Y.2. There is a tent pitching fee of 30 baht per person. If renting a tent from the park, the price will be 225 baht per night. - The second type is a house. The park has 5 zones with 21 houses in total. The price is 500 baht/house/night. ▶️ There are 4 viewpoints in Doi Khuntan National Park that you must visit: the first viewpoint is located at the stargazing area, the second viewpoint is near the park's welfare restaurant, the third viewpoint is near the nature trail, the way up to Y.1-4, and the last viewpoint is Y.4 viewpoint. The best time to visit is during the end of the rainy season, beginning of the cold season. ▶️ The nature trail of Doi Khuntan National Park is divided into 4 sections: Y.1-Y.4 (Y. stands for strategic point), which is approximately 5 kilometers long and ends at Y.4 viewpoint. From the starting point of the walk to Y.1, the path is a concrete staircase. Not too far to walk, you will reach Y.2, about 1.2 kilometers away. Along the way, there will be pavilions to rest at intervals. From Y.2 to Y.3, the distance is about 3 kilometers. This point will be a dirt path along the edge of the mountain. The path is smooth in some places, steep in some places. Those who travel in the morning and evening to watch the sunrise should prepare lighting equipment. From Y.3 to Y.4 viewpoint, the distance is another 1 kilometer. You will pass important points such as Suan Son, a pavilion to rest on the border of the two provinces, Lamphun and Lampang, and Noen Wat Jai. Not far away, you will reach Y.4 viewpoint. Y.4 is considered the highest strategic point of Doi Khun Tan, with an elevation of 1,373 meters above sea level. During World War II, this area was used as a place for soldiers to look for binoculars. If you stand here, you will be able to see the scenery of both provinces, Lamphun and Lampang. Come to one place and visit two provinces in one step. Tad Muai Waterfall This is a small waterfall located in the area of ​​Doi Khun Tan National Park, on the Lamphun side of the province. It is a waterfall located between Y.2 and Y.3. There will be a fork to the waterfall, approximately 1,500 meters away. The way down is a path down to the Mae Yon Wai valley, where you will find the waterfall. There are 2 routes to Tad Muai Waterfall: the first route is a nature study route between the fork from Y.2 to Y.3, approximately 1,500 meters away. The second route is a route from the park office to the waterfall, approximately 3,000 meters away. It is a shortcut along the mountain, which can be used together. ▶️ Doi Khun Tan National Park restaurant is located near the viewpoint before Y.1-4. If you did not bring your own food, you can eat at the restaurant or order it back to your accommodation. There is coffee that you can drip yourself. Enjoy the view, complete drinks, no need to carry it, reasonable prices, and delicious too. ▶️ Khun Tan Tunnel is the longest railway tunnel in Thailand. It was built over a hundred years ago and is 1,300 meters long. The front of the tunnel is painted in brick red, which stands out against the green trees around it. It is even more beautiful when the train enters or exits the tunnel. If anyone travels up north by train, don't miss stopping at Khun Tan Station to take some beautiful pictures as souvenirs. ▶️ The park entrance fee is 20 baht for adults, 10 baht for children and students, and for those who bring their own vehicles, the following fees apply: 4-wheel vehicles are 30 baht each, 100 baht for 6-wheel vehicles, and 20 baht for motorcycles. ▶️ How to get to the park: - Private vehicles can be used on 2 routes: The first route is from Chiang Mai Province along Highway No. 11 and turn left into Doi Khun Tan National Park between km. 46-47 in Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province. It is an asphalt road for about 18 kilometers. The second route is from Lampang Province along Highway No. 11 and turn right into Doi Khun Tan National Park between km. 15-16. It is an asphalt road for about 28 kilometers, and you will reach the park office. - Traveling by train: Take the Northern Line and get off at Khun Tan Railway Station. Then walk to the park for about 1,300 meters and you will reach the Doi Khun Tan National Park office. #100TravelTips #BeautifulPhotoSpots #NatureTourism #CampingSpots #RainySeasonTourism

Doi Khun Tan National Park is a national park located in Lampang Province and extends to Lamphun Province. Doi Khun Tan National Park is one of the parks accessible by train, making it very convenient to travel to. There are many viewpoints here, including mountain views, sky views, and sea of mist views at several spots. The park also offers camping grounds. The atmosphere here is very pleasant and the weather is cool and comfortable.

Doi Khuntan, Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province, The 2nd forest in a week and this year This place is easy to walk, suitable for beginners Take the train to Khuntan Station and then walk From the train station to Y.2, the distance is 4.8 kilometers It takes about 2-3 hours to walk The temperature at noon is 23 degrees, cool This week, there were more than ten people camping at Y.2, very chill Expenses for this trip💰 • Park entrance fee, adults 20 baht/person • Tent fee 30 baht/night, bring your own tent • Food 200 baht #Get a discount without relying on luck #Doi Khuntan #Hiking #Lamphun

Doi Khuntan or Doi Khuntan National Park. Popular activities in the park include nature study trekking, viewing plants, watching butterflies, and viewing waterfalls. The Khuntan mountain range is a mountain dividing Chiang Mai and Lampang provinces, with a railway tunnel passing through to connect the two sides of the mountain. This is the only national park in Thailand where tourists can travel by train. 🚩 Location: Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province 🚇 Travel: Take the northern railway line and get off at Khuntan Station. Walk to the park office 1.3 km. ⏰️ Open daily from 08:00 - 16:30 hrs. 💰 Service fee - Thais: 20 baht for adults / 10 baht for children - Foreigners: 100 baht for adults / 50 baht for children #NatureAttractions #DoiKhuntanNationalPark #NorthernRailway #HikingTrip

♥️ Hiking at Doi Khun Tan ♥️ This forest and mountain are the first places where we hiked, camped, enjoyed nature, and listened to spooky stories about the natural forest. The mountain is divided into strategic points from World War II, named Y1 to Y4, each with its own history. Hikers can rest at Y2, a small pine field with park restrooms. There are also waterfalls within the forest. In the morning, hike up to Y4 to watch the sunrise. For beginners, this is a recommended spot. The trail is short and the journey is convenient, covering two provinces: Lamphun and Lampang. 📍 Doi Khun Tan National Park

Doi Khun Tan National Park is located across two provinces: Mae Tha District in Lamphun Province and Hang Chat District in Lampang Province. The park spans over 150,000 rai and boasts lush, pristine forests, making it an ideal destination for hiking enthusiasts. The forested areas are incredibly beautiful, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. There are well-maintained trails that make hiking relatively easy. The park is accessible by both private car and train, and it is the only national park in Thailand that can be reached by train. Doi Khun Tan is also renowned for its stunning sea of mist. The staff here provide excellent service.

KEV - Kuntan Eco Valley is a nature-themed cafe surrounded by coffee trees and a crystal-clear stream, perfect for a relaxing retreat. Here, they use their own homegrown and roasted coffee beans that you must try. Location: On the way to the train tunnel and Doi Khun Tan National Park 👉Coffee garden🍒Mountains⛰️Streams🌊 Open 07.30 - 17.30 only Sat - Sun or Holidays Open 07.30 - 17.30 only on Saturdays, Sundays, or public holidays

The amazing place for camping, it look like you among forest in foreign country. Pine trees very beutiful there are full of freshness. The greenery of the trees and the clear air. You can do a one-day trip or come to sleep overnight. The place proper for people who want to charge the battery for life and interested in studying nature. You will meet many plant appare to show off.

Khun Tan national park -Lampoon & Lampang, Thailand. This national park is located in both Lampoon & Lampang provinces. It takes only one an half hour drive from ChiangMai to get there. Good time to go is in winter. #triplocal #triplocal