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National Parks in the North-East
Phu Pha Yon National Park
Phu Pha Yon national park covers 829 square kilometers of land straddling three provinces: Sakon Nakorn,
Nakorn Phanom and Mukdahan.
The park was formerly called Huay Huat; and in August 28, 2000 the name was changed to Phu Pha Yon
after an outstanding cliff with ancient paintings on it.
The park is part of the Phu Phan mountain range in Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom and Mukdahan provinces,
with elevations up to 600 meters above sea level. The hills in the are are the sources of water for several river
streams including
Huai Sai Noi and Huai Bang Sai. Huay Huat reservoir in the park is a popular spot for the local people. Around the
reservoir are beautifully shaped rock formations. A beauty of the place is the purple colored flower called
"Dohk Du Si Ta" which blooms in the rainy season.
May to October is the rainy season with August being the wettest month. Cool season is
November to January with average minimum temperature (1995 - 2000) being 16º C.
February to May is hot season when the average maximum temperature could be 32 to 36º C.
Contact address
Huai Huat National Park
Tao-ngoy district,
Sakol Nakorn Province 47260
Phone (mobile) 081-981-8289
Up to 2003 there were no equipment for rent. Campers would need to bring own tents and equipment.
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