Beautiful Stone Forest, a land of beautiful rocks with amazing shapes

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Review of Pa Hin Ngam National Park, Chaiyaphum: A Land of Stunning Rock Formations and Unique Symbols Pa Hin Ngam National Park in Chaiyaphum Province is a natural attraction known for its strikingly beautiful rock formations and beautiful fields of wild ginger flowers. 📍 A trip to this park offers a diverse experience, from admiring the breathtaking landscape to learning about millions of years of geological processes. This in-depth review of its highlights and preparations for your visit is available. # 🌄 Overview of Pa Hin Ngam National Park Pa Hin Ngam National Park is located in the Phang Hoei Mountains in Thep Sathit and Sap Yai Districts, Chaiyaphum Province. Covering approximately 62,437.50 rai (99.9 square kilometers), the park features rolling hills and serves as the headwaters of the Chi and Pa Sak Rivers. Officially designated a national park in 2007, it is the 105th national park in Thailand. # 🏞️ Highlights and Attractions ##Lan Hin Ngam (Lan Hin Ngam) Lan Hin Ngam is the park's main tourist attraction. Spread over 10 rai (approximately 10 acres), these rocks have been eroded by wind and water over millions of years, creating shapes resembling natural sculptures. Some rocks are named after their resemblance to other objects, such as: - **FIFA World Cup Rock** or **FIFA Cup Rock** 🏆: shaped like the World Cup trophy. Popular for photography during World Cup matches - **Hin Moham Tang**: True to its name, it is a popular tourist attraction. - **Giant Hen Rock, Radar Rock, Prasat Rock, and Erawan Elephant Rock # ℹ️ Useful Information for Travelers - **Opening Hours**: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. - **Admission Fee**: - Thais: Adults 40 baht, Children 20 baht - Foreigners: Adults 200 baht, Children 100 baht # ✨ Notes and Visiting Experiences - **Time to Visit**: - For the best views and cool weather: **During the rainy season to winter**, fog covers the area. - **Getting There**: - From Bangkok, take Highway 1 through Saraburi, then transfer to Highways 21 and 205 to Thep Sathit District. The total distance is approximately 270 kilometers. - From Nakhon Ratchasima Take Highway 205 towards Thepsathit District. - **Additional instructions**: - Due to steep rocks and potholes in some areas, please exercise caution and follow the safety instructions.