Phu Kradueng National Park has officially opened its doors to tourists, inviting them to experience the natural beauty of the coniferous forest. On the first day of the season (Oct 1), more than 150 tourists made their way to the mountaintop for camping at the national park.
The Phu Kradueng National Park, located in Loei province, kicked off its annual tourist season for the year 2567. The opening ceremony was presided over by the Deputy Governor of Loei province. The event featured musical and cultural performances by students from Phu Kradueng Witthayakom School, and local women’s groups, and an opening trekking activity.
The head of Phu Kradueng National Park stated that the park is a significant and popular natural tourist destination in Thailand. It boasts a distinctive landscape with tall sandstone mountains and expansive flat areas on the mountaintop, covering approximately 60 square kilometers.
The park offers beautiful attractions such as cliffs, waterfalls, grassy fields, diverse flora, and various wildlife species.
Thanks to its natural beauty and wonder, Phu Kradueng attracts tourists from both Thailand and abroad. Each year, the national park opens for tourism for 8 months, starting from October to May, and closes for 4 months from June to September.
This year, it has prepared to welcome tourists with various amenities, including accommodations, camping areas, porter service, restaurants and safety measures for visitors.
Additionally, there is a strong emphasis on environmental conservation and cleanliness, with a call for tourists to help preserve the environment by avoiding the use of foam and plastic packaging within the park. (TNA)
