Updated on July 16, 2017.

The journey begins at the Thung Khao Chiao Field of the Thung Salaeng Luang National Park.

Located approximately 70 kilometers from Chaiyaphum city center.

Approximately 37 kilometers from Nong Bua Rahe district.

Follow Highway 225 from Chaiyaphum to Nakhon Sawan.

There will be a right-hand fork leading to Traithong Waterfall, 7 kilometers ahead.

From Thung Yai Naresuan National Park, you must drive to the starting point of the hike.

Only pickup trucks are allowed to enter.

If you are driving a sedan, please park it at the park office and then contact a pickup truck.

The park provides designated areas for tourists to enjoy.

Another significant viewpoint here is the Pha Ham Hot viewpoint.

Offering panoramic views that stretch to the distant horizon.

Thung Khao Chiao National Park boasts four fields of blooming Siam tulips.

We will head to Field 1, as it is the largest.

Upon arrival, we were greeted by the magnificent spectacle of nature's creation.

The abundance of siam tulips here provides a plethora of angles for photography enthusiasts to capture stunning shots.

None of the images shown here depict anyone entering the field of canna lilies.

We used a telephoto lens or a camera with a large zoom range to capture the image.

This creates the illusion of being surrounded by a field of blooming ginger lilies.

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From Thung Salaeng Luang National Park, we continue our journey to Pa Hin Ngam National Park.

From Bangkok, follow Highway 1.

Proceed through Saraburi province to Phukae intersection, then turn right.

Follow Highway 21 to Ban Lam Narai.

Lam Narai - Lam Santhit - Thepsathit - Nong Bua Khok - Nakhon Ratchasima Route

The journey from Ban Lam Narai is approximately 48 kilometers.

Approximately 1 kilometer before reaching Thepsathit District Office.

Turn left to Nong Bua Rawe district on Highway 2354.

Approximately 15 kilometers to the left turn for Baan Rai.

Approximately 14 kilometers remaining.

Signs will guide you all the way to the park headquarters.

The wild ginger flower fields here are promoted more than those in the Thung Salaeng Luang National Park.

Therefore, there may be a large number of visitors to the siam tulip field. Please be patient.

To admire the blooming Giant Water Lilies at Pa Hin Ngam National Park, visitors can take a tram ride for only 30 baht.

The vehicle will transport us to the edge of the earth, a popular viewpoint within the stunning Stone Forest National Park.

The Pha Hin Ngam National Park provides well-maintained trails for visitors, making for an easy and enjoyable walk.

The ginger lily flowers are abundant at the moment, although some are beginning to wilt.

After admiring the blooming flowers, we can take a tram to the stone field.

This area features a variety of curiously shaped rocks, including radar-shaped rocks, FIFA-shaped rocks, and rocks resembling male genitalia.

This is the reason why we visited the Thung Thong National Park first.

Then, visit the beautiful stone park.

After visiting the shrunken penis at Sai Thong, come and see the erect penis at Pa Hin Ngam.

Finally, remember that the Sesbania javanica field is for viewing only... please do not step on it.

Please help preserve this for future visitors.

See you again.

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