Phu Wiang National Park

A place to absolutely see, visit, spend time and respect while in Thaïland. Beautiful nature, traditions, culture and people. Everything is greatly well organised👏👍🙏 Better than the Jurassic Park movie😊 Khop Khun Maak Kha🙏to all the people working at the National Geopark for the great job you're doing to preserve the amazing nature, the prehistoric dinosaurs and the religious traditions and culture. Khop Khun Kha🙏 to Kiyan! You're an amazing guide and an amazing discreet and very respectful photographer with great talent and an amazing eye for beauty and the love of the beautiful nature of this region. Khop Khun Kha 🙏 to everyone for the surprise of making me the honour of sharing your educational camp with all the kids, educators, military protectors, the great music and dancing, the clean up... What you're doing is amazing to preserve the beautiful nature of the Park and a great example to follow.🙏 'For the world' Khop Khun Kha🙏 Thank you so much for the volunteer t-shirt with the dinosaurs i feel so honoured🙏 All my heart and respect to all the people and the place🙏 Khop Khun Kha🙏

Before visit here, i reccomend you to visit the dinosour museum first. And before to go trail you should read/ask for the information. There was 3 km nutural trail with slope hill, you should have good health and fitness, and 1 bottle of water. First 1km trail was slope for hike, but after that is easy to walk. It took you about 1.5 - 2.5 hour for hike and walk. The were 15 stations detail such as dinosour bone, shell fossil and viewpoint on the top hill. Then you should go to Tad-Fah water fall with free, because you paid it for here.

'Headquarters' with a little visitor center (it's not really a center but more of an open information area with park rangers and some signs about the park). From this point you can hike a trail (3-3,5km, 2hrs) along 3 dinosaur excavation sites, a shell fossil 'cemetary' and a nice viewpoint. The trail has multiple information signs along the way. The park rangers have a little map (in English) that marks the trail, although the signing is very good so there's no way you can get lost. We went in the middle of the day and needless to say it was very hot (the first half of the trail goes up a hill so that was sweaty for about 30min, after that it was easier). So maybe consider going in the morning, although I also highly recommend to visit the dinosaur museum before doing the trail, as you will appreciate the sightings more. There's parking and a little café/shop.