Namtok Pha Charoen National Park

Namtok Pha Charoen National Park is a national park in the Phop Phra District, Tak Province, Thailand. The greater part of its zone is high mind boggling piles of 1,765 m rise and highlights a blended deciduous woods and a coniferous timberland. Namtok Pha Charoen National Park is west of Tak town. The region has numerous deciduous trees, pine woods and curcuma Siam tulip, or, in other words with enormous brilliant orange shaded petals. It sprouts amid July to October consistently at the characteristic stop office zone.

• Namtok Pha Charoen : A limestone cascade getting water from a river that streams into a pool of water. This ninety-seven-layered cascade streams all year.

• Bo Nam Ron Huai Nam Nak: The water in this normal hot well estimates 12 degrees Celsius. There are gazebos given by the Phop Phra District organization by the well next to its on the Ro Pho Cho Road.

• Doi Kia Viewpoint: This is the most elevated purpose of the fringe among Myanmar and Thailand. It is around 512 m high and neglects a timberland in Myanmar.

• Namtok Pa Wai: The cascade begins from Pa Wai Creek where water streams lasting through the year and numerous rattan plants develop.

• Namtok Sai Fa and Namtok Sai Rung: These cascades have splash of water which resembles a rainbow while being found in daylight.