Doi Chong National Park, Lampang

#Travel to save the world Doi Chong National Park is located in Sop Prap District, Thoen District and Mae Prik District, Lampang Province, including parts of Li District, Lamphun Province. It covers an area of ​​approximately 208,000 rai or approximately 332 square kilometers. It was established as a national park to conserve natural resources in the lower Thanon Thongchai mountain range, which is an important source of water for the Wang River basin. Topography Most of the park is a high and complex mountain range with an elevation of 270–1,379 meters above mean sea level. Doi Chong Peak is the highest point and an important viewpoint of the park. From the peak, you can see a wide view, especially in the morning and evening. Natural resources The park area consists of mixed deciduous forest and dry evergreen forest, which are home to a variety of wildlife, such as goral, barking deer, deer, wild boar and many types of birds, as well as valuable economic trees such as teak, red, padauk, teng, rang and many other deciduous trees. Interesting tourist attractions Doi Chong Peak: a popular viewpoint and nature study trail Tourists can hike up to experience fresh air and beautiful scenery. Tad Pu La Waterfall: A small waterfall with natural beauty, suitable for relaxing and studying the ecosystem of the stream. Mae Yong Reservoir: A medium-sized body of water with beautiful scenery, suitable for camping and admiring nature. Activities for tourists Hiking to study nature Camping and pitching tents Watching the sunrise and sunset Taking pictures of nature and wildlife Facilities The park has a camping area, toilets, and safety officers who are ready to provide information and advice to tourists appropriately. However, it is recommended to bring your own food, drinking water, and necessary equipment because there are no shops or commercial facilities in the area. Getting there From Lampang city, take Highway No. 1 (Phahonyothin) heading to Sop Prap District, then turn onto the Department of Public Works Road, Ban Lai - Ban Kaen route, and continue into the park area. The total distance from the city is approximately 68 kilometers. --- Doi Chong National Park is therefore considered a valuable natural resource in terms of ecosystem, beautiful landscape, and tranquility, suitable for ecotourism. Tourists who want to experience nature in a truly peaceful, private and biodiverse atmosphere will not be disappointed when visiting this place. I highly recommend it.