Visit Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park (Khao Lak)

The park is named after its two mountain peaks: Lak and Lam Ru. Originally, it was just a seaside park, but in 1984 it was extended to to encompass the forested and mountainous area inland and for protection of the province's main water catchment area. On August 30, 1991 Khao Lak-Lam Ru became the 66th national park of Thailand. Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park features numerous waterfalls, the largest being the Lam Ru waterfall a 5 levels waterfall with water during the all year. The other most notable waterfalls are Lam Phrao, Hin Lat and Chong Fa waterfalls.
The park is also include the most beautiful small sandy beach in Khao Lak. You make a very nice ballads passing through several points of interest such as a footprint on a rock and a nice point of view and finish with the sandy beach.

Admission: THB 200 per adult / THB 100 per child
Official page of the park: www.khaolak.net
At the park HQ there are four bungalows for accomodation. Camping is allowed although there is no truly designated area. There is a park HQ restaurant and one or two small private restaurants. Public toilets are available. Accomodation should be booked in advance - at the Reservations Office, National Park Division, Royal Forest Dept., Chatuchak, Bangkok. Tel: (02) 5780529, 5794842, 5795269.