Conquer Doi Khuntan

Doi Khun Tan, located in Lamphun Province, is the only national park in Thailand accessible by train. You can literally get off the train and walk straight up. Even without a car, you can enjoy this stunning and lush natural area. We loved it because it's so peaceful and easy to walk. It's a perfect starting point for those seeking a new adventure in the lush green forest. For those who miss the atmosphere of train travel and nature, we encourage you to give this place a try. You'll fall in love with it! #DoiKhunTan Located in Mae Tha District, Lamphun Province, and Hang Chat District, Lampang Province, this national park covers approximately 255.29 square kilometers (159,556.25 rai). The park boasts a beautiful, lush landscape, a complex mountain range, and a significant water source. The summit of Doi Khun Tan boasts a diverse range of flowering plants, including orchids, ginger plants, and lilies. Wildlife remains, including barking deer, wild rabbits, wild boars, porcupines, junglefowl, birds, spiders, and numerous insects. It's easily accessible by car or train, with a stop at Khun Tan Railway Station. 1. Which province is Doi Khun Tan in? How many days will it take? Doi Khun Tan is in Lamphun Province, and the park headquarters has a border between Lamphun and Lampang provinces. Just one step and you're across two provinces. 2. Doi Khun Tan Travel by Train Traveling by train is the most convenient because the station is right next to the park entrance. For me, riding the train is a relaxing way to relax and just sit back and relax. Even though it's tiring, it's still beautiful. The scenery along the way is beautiful. Recommended train routes (this depends on your preferences). We recommend the most suitable times for you. Bangkok - Khun Tan: Train No. 13: 8:05 PM - 7:32 AM Khun Tan - Bangkok: Train No. 14: 6:24 PM - 6:00 AM 3. What is the Doi Khun Tan trail like? How far is it? The nature trail is 5,400 meters from the viewpoint to Y.4. We need to walk from Khun Tan train station to the park headquarters. The trail is a forest trail alternating with roads for approximately 1,300 meters. Year 1 to Year 2, 1,250 meters. There's a sunset viewing point at this location. The steep climb leads to the pine tree-lined camping area, a 50-meter distance. This popular spot is a popular spot for camping due to its scenic beauty, surrounded by pine trees. Year 2 to Year 3, 3,000 meters. The trek begins at 4:00 AM. This night trek will allow you to experience the stars, the sounds of nature, and your heart. It's a truly wonderful experience. Year 3 to Year 4, 1,000 meters. The highlight is the Wat Jai hill, before ascending to witness the first light of day. #DoiKhunTanNationalPark