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As the year draws to a close, thoughts turn to the natural beauty of "cold weather, white mist, and beautiful stars."
One of the most popular destinations during this time is #Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park.
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For those who want to experience the cold weather, mountains, and hills, we recommend Doi Samer Dao National Park in Nan Province. The highlight of this place is that you can see both the sea of mist, the sea of stars, the sunrise, and the sunset in one place. You can travel here comfortably with a limited budget and time.
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Image of Doi Samur Dao, a mountain in Thailand.
For those seeking a change of scenery and a night under the stars, the park offers affordable tent rentals. A tent for three people can be booked in advance for only 405 baht, while a tent for two costs 345 baht. All tents come equipped with essential amenities and are kept clean. The restrooms, while not luxurious, are exceptionally clean. During peak season, the park may experience higher visitor numbers, so sharing facilities with others is encouraged to maintain a pleasant atmosphere. Visitors who prefer to bring their own tents can do so for a nominal fee of 30 baht per person.
What to bring
– Non-slip shoes
- Slippers are used when walking to the bathroom (definitely used).
- Flashlight
– Tripod
- Wet wipes
– Plain water
– Two power banks (no charging station available, need to request charging at the restaurant, which can be crowded).
– Pack a cardigan and long pants, and warm gloves would be a good idea.
Travel:
Reaching Doi Samer Dao is incredibly easy. The route is convenient, with excellent road conditions. There's no need to worry about steep, winding, or treacherous roads. Rest assured, the journey is smooth and comfortable.
How to get to Doi Pha Hom Pok without a private car?
To reach Doi Samer Dao in Nan province without a private vehicle, it is recommended to take a public bus from Bangkok to Wiang Sa district.
To continue the journey from Wiang Sa district to Na Noi district, take a connecting bus to Ban Mai, which serves as the entrance to Si Nan National Park.
If you can hail a taxi, that's great. If not, you can hire one for a negotiated price, not exceeding 300 baht. The price is negotiable.
The flight to Nan Airport costs between 800 and 1,400 baht depending on the booking period. Most travelers choose to fly due to the short travel time and frequent flights. Various car rental companies operate at the airport, including local Nan companies and major brands like Avis, Thai Rent a Car, and ASAP. It is recommended to book a car in advance, preferably a week before arrival, to ensure availability. Alternatively, taxis are available for transportation.
How to plan a romantic road trip to Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park?
From Bangkok, drive towards Nakhon Sawan, Phitsanulok, and then Phrae. Take Yantrakit Kosol Road (Highway 101) towards Wiang Sa district, Nan province. Turn right onto Chao Fa Road (Provincial Highway 1026) and continue driving until you reach Na Noi district, approximately 35 kilometers. Turn left onto Na Noi-Pang Hai Road (Provincial Highway 1083) and continue for a while. You will see a sign for a left turn towards Doi Samer Dao and Pha Hua Sing. Alternatively, you can simply set your GPS to #Sri Nan National Park to avoid getting lost.
For further inquiries, please contact the Sri Nan National Park at 09 3242 2914 or 0 5473 1714.
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