Khao Daeng Viewpoint located at the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park office. For the direction to the viewpoint, go to the north about 400 meters and walk up to the Khao Daeng Mountain for about 320 meters. The best time to enjoy the view is the early morning around 5.30AM because you can watch the su

Kuiburi National Park has a total area of 969 square kilometers or approximately 605,625 Rai. The area covers 4 districts, namely Pranburi District, Sam Roi Yot District, Kui Buri District and Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan District. It is an important watershed of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. The high

Dong Mafai Waterfall is a waterfall with 15 levels of cascades flowing from the upstream of Kuiburi Prank Kwa. The basin is granite where visitors can play in the water in the beautiful and shady atmosphere surrounded by the abundant forest and the clear stream, ideal for recreation. The waterfall i

Don Tonson Beach is a quiet sandy beach with shady pine trees. Its located in the southeast of the Park Office for about 1 kilometer. In the dry season, cars can be park closer to the beach. Visitors can reach the beach at Khao Rang by walking along this beach during the low tide.

Sam Phraya Beach is about 5 kilometers north of the National Park Office. It is a peaceful beach in the midst of Sea Oaks. You can pitch a tent in this area. There is a tourist service center, restaurant, pavilion and restrooms.

Phraek Takhror Waterfall is a large waterfall with streams flowing along the rainforest. There are rocky islets and maelstroms. It is located in the northern area of Kui Buri National Park, Pranburi District, connected with Hua Hin District. It is the upstream of Pranburi River Basin, the main strea

Explore Thailand’s oldest seaside national park, a unique collection of flora and fauna along the shores of the Gulf of Thailand. Take a short drive south (50 kilometres) to Sam Roi Yod National Park, (literally means “300 peaks”)one of Thailand's largest freshwater marshes and is home to a rich

Kui Buri covers the area of Pranburi, Sam Roi Yod, Kui Buri, and Muang Prachuab Khirikhun District, Prachuab Khirikhun. It is the watershed forest with many important and valuable resources such as the rare wildlife and plant species, and the beautiful environment. Some areas are developed and impro

Phraya Nakhon is a large cave on the ceiling with a opening allowing sunlight to go through the cave. The highlight of this cave is "Kareuhat Throne". It was built in the reign of King Rama V and it was workmanship of Princess Kajorn Charat Wong. It was created in Bangkok and then provided to Phraya

Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park has a total area of about 98 square kilometers or 61,300 Rai. The geographical feature consists of steep limestone mountain, coastline with the coastal plains, a lane beach and shallow water, including the limestone islands located near the coast. It is a habitat for a

Tham Sai is another beautiful cave on the high hill near Ban Khung Tanot. It is not very far to visit the cave. There is a parking space at the foot of the hill near the pathway to the cave. The cave is quite dark; therefore, a paraffin lamp is needed. Tham Sai is named after the trees growing at th

Dan Makha Waterfall is located 5 kilometers away from Kui Buri National Park. It is a small waterfall with is only 7 meters in height, and is originated from the Kui Buri River, Phraek Sai.