This area boasts a rich and thriving forest that preserves its natural beauty and abundance. It is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including wild boar, monkeys, wild bears, and barking deer, as well as the rare white-backed palm, which was first discovered in this park. **Attractions within the Development Station:** **Ton Sai Waterfall** is a small waterfall set in a serene environment, perfect for relaxation. There are three nature trails available for exploration. **Getting There:** Travel along Thepkrasattri Road until reaching the Thalang intersection, then turn right and continue for 3 kilometers. **Bang Pae Waterfall** is also a small waterfall surrounded by a lush arboretum. There is a nature trail connecting Bang Pae Waterfall and Ton Sai Waterfall, covering a distance of 4 kilometers. Throughout the trail, explanatory signs are placed for self-guided education. Camping is allowed but visitors must bring their own tents. Additionally, Bang Pae Waterfall is home to the “Gibbon Rehabilitation Project,” aimed at restoring gibbons that were previously captured for captivity, preparing them for a return to the wild.