One of the smallest provinces in Thailand, the quiet town of Lamphun is charming and rich in history.

One of the smallest provinces in Thailand, the quiet town of Lamphun is charming and rich in history.

It is located in Khun Huai Sam Tak forest site, Khun Huai Kong Si, Tambon Nong Sang. It has the total area of 78,125 rai. It has been the forest park since 19 December 2527.

It connects with Huai Yai waterfall, situated in Tab Lan National Park.

Located within the area of Pa Huai Khayeng and Pa Khao Chang Phueak reserved forests covering a total area of approximately 700,000 rai, some 60 km.

The park acquires a total area of 198,422 rai (79,368.8 acres), covering Ong Phra Forest, Khao Phu Rakam Forest, and Khao Huai Phlu Forest of Amphoe Dan Chang, Suphan Buri Province

Situated next to Huai Kaew Arboretum at the foot of the mountain where Phra That Doi Suthep is located, the zoo houses a pair of cuddly Pandas on loan from China.