Thap Lan National Park is in the Sankamphaeng Range in Prachinburi, Nakhon Ratchasima Provinces, Thailand. Established as a national park on 23 December 1981, it was the country's 40th national park.
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Thailands nationalparks could be a great place but since there arent much tourists anymore, these places are lacking of many things. No one speaks english (we ve visited 6 parks this time) or can give you some information, most kinda bored staff in low season, many areas are closed or need renovation. Theres no hiking (khao yai excluded) and sometimes not more then just a viewpoint but theres always a chance to camp by urself on central places in the park. Sometimes disappointing Thailand's making...
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Cool breeze and lightly cloudy skies in September when we visited the Thap Lan National Park. It is one of many parks in a cluster of varied National Parks in Prachin Buri district. It provides a beautiful clear view of the valley below. It is supported by a refreshment stand & restroom facilities. It was very relaxing to sit under a pavilion & enjoy our noon snacks either brought with us or purchased at snack stand....
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