Dew Mountain

Historical Tunnel, Khao Nam Khang National Park It was dug by Chinese Communist bandits (C.K.M.) since World War II. It is located in Nathawi and Sadao districts, Songkhla province. In 1980, the Thai government successfully suppressed and reclaimed the area and established it as a national park (I read the history and details from the pamphlets that were distributed). Inside the building, there are many displays of weapons, equipment, and belongings of the Chinese Communists, as well as various photographs. Before entering the tunnel, there is a koi pond. They are very thin. If anyone stops by, buy a bag of fish food for 20 baht. It is sold at the entrance to the building + a 20 baht entrance fee to the tunnel per person. The tunnel is about 14 kilometers from the park office. You have to drive past it. The Khao Nam Khang National Park office has a camping ground right near the waterfall. #SouthernTourism