Sai Thong National Park Covering forest areas on the mountains are ruined. In Nong Bua Rawe, Thep Sathit, Phakdi Chumphon and Nong Bua Daeng districts, covering an area of 319 square kilometers. It is an upstream forest of many creeks, which are tributaries of the Chi River. The forest condition is dry dipterocarp forest mixed with mixed deciduous forest. There are many bamboo trees growing up. It is considered a natural tourist attraction that is abundant and beautiful. Within the park, there is an interesting attraction, Sai Thong Waterfall, 1 kilometer away from the office by car and another 400 meters on foot. It is a low waterfall, only 5 meters high, but approximately 80 meters in front is a large basin. You can swim in the water, called Wang Sai. Above the waterfall, there is a large water palace called Wang Ngeuk. The water flows down the winding and steep slope of the rock terrace into Sai Thong Waterfall, with a length of 150 meters from Sai Thong Waterfall up to Chuan Chom Waterfall. There is a 2-kilometer nature trail with various highlights along the route, such as Pha Phimjai, Dong Fern, Khaluang Lang Lai, Bussabakorn Waterfall, a shady path with a variety of beautiful plants to see along the way. Chuan Chom Waterfall is above Sai Thong Waterfall along the study route. Nature 2 kilometers. The waterfall is 20 meters high. Surrounded by shady trees, Thung Bua Sawan. or Krachiew flower field It is 10 kilometers from the park's office. The ridge area collapses on the west side in late June to the end of August. The Krachiew tree will bloom beautifully in the field. There are both pink and white flowers. Pha Pho Mueang is about 10 kilometers from the National Park Office. Follow the path up to Thung Bua Sawan, about 3 kilometers long, about 700-908 meters above sea level, looking down at Phakdi Chumphon District and the Phaya Pho Mountain Range. between Chaiyaphum and Phetchabun There is a nature trail along the cliff where there are 4 other outstanding viewpoints, namely Pha Pleon Jai, Pha Athit, Sunset, Pha Suan Sawan and Pha Hum Hod. Which is known as the most thrilling cliff when going up to sit on the overhang, the entrance fee is 40 baht for Thai adults, 20 baht for children / 200 baht for foreign adults, 100 baht for children. It is the high point of the ruined mountain range. 864 meters above sea level, cold weather all year round There is a place to set up a tent to experience the cold weather. The park has a guesthouse and place to set up a tent for 400-2,700 baht. Ask for details at Sai Thong National Park, P.O. Box 1, Nong Bua Rawe District. Chaiyaphum Province 36250 Tel. 08 9282 3437, 08 1877 8485 or Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Tel. 0 2562 0760 or www.dnp.go.th