Huay Yang Waterfall National Park

The 161 square kilometers Huay Yang waterfall national park covers the areas in Bang Sapan, Thab Sakae and Prachuap Kiri Khan districts of Prachuap Kiri Khan province. It became the 70th national park of Thailand on 08 December 1991.

The park is steeply mountainous along Thai - Myanmar border on Tanao Sri range which is 200 to 800 meters high above sea level. It is the source of headwaters as well as watershed of many river streams.

The park is covered by evergreen and dry evergreen forest. Important trees are Hopea odorata, Lagerstoemia tomentosa, Terminalia corticosa, Dipterocarpus species, Toena ciliata and bamboo. Wildlife are said to be abundant that includes serow, langur, gibbon, squirrel, wild pig, leopard, barking deer and porcupine and birds.

Huay Yang waterfall located near the headquarters and Kha Aon (also called Tab Mon) waterfalls are locally famous as recreation spots. The latter is located in Bang Sapan district, about 60 km from the first.

Khao Luang mountain offers a great view point in the middle of fertile forest. The headwater of Huay Yang waterfall is close to Myanmar - Thai border. From the peak you can see the sea of Gulf of Thailand. There are bungalow rooms in the park for rent.

You can spend a day trip going to a beautiful and unspoiled village called Prachuab Khiri Khan.
A scenic area nicknamed "Little Rio" because of its fantastic location with white sandy beaches and high mountains near the Burmese border. This trip is a wonderful memory to bring back home.

First we pick you up at your hotel and then we drive south about 1 hour and a half. We drive though a lush tropical landscape. By the beautiful waterfall, you will enjoy the scenery and the magnificent view, but you might prefer a refreshing swim or a walk along the waterfall peacefully for a while. We meet up before lunch and then we drive you to the small but very picturesque town of Prachuab Khiri khan. A perfect setting for our Thai set lunch.

After lunch you can do a bit of shopping at the local market. Here you will find lots of great and cheap stuff. Then our meeting point will be our private bus. We then, will drive through the open military base in Aow Manao along the stunning coastline. Here we'll get the opportunity to feed some wild leaf monkeys. Note that even though they might look as friendly and cuddly as toys, they are nevertheless wild animals and you should never try to attract or touch them, as they could be dangerous and unpredictable.

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