See the fields of wild ginger contrasting with the greenery at the beautiful stone forest in the rainy season.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Review of a walk through the fields of wild ginger flowers at Pa Hin Ngam National Park 🏞️ Pa Hin Ngam National Park in Chaiyaphum Province is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations during the rainy season (June-August) every year. Here, you can experience the beauty of the fields of wild ginger flowers (or heavenly lotus) 🌸, a bulbous herbaceous plant in the ginger family. Their pink-purple flowers bloom profusely throughout the forest, contrasting with the green grass and natural rock formations. Besides wild ginger flowers, other natural attractions include Lan Hin Ngam, Lan Hin No, and the End of the Land Viewpoint. 🌫️ See the fields of wild ginger under the mist Visiting the area early in the morning (around 6:00-8:00 AM) offers the best experience, as you might witness a thin mist covering the fields of wild ginger flowers 🍃, creating a beautiful and romantic atmosphere. The trail to the fields of wild ginger flowers is approximately 1 kilometer long, and the park has a convenient and safe nature trail. Along the way, you'll admire the fields of blooming Siamese siamese flowers 🌸 and read informational signs about nature and flora. Besides the fields of Siamese siamese flowers, there's also the "Sud Phaen Din" viewpoint 🪨, a steep cliff at 846 meters above sea level, marking the border between the central and northeastern regions. From here, you can admire the scenery of the Phang Hoei mountain ridge and the forests of the Sub Langka Wildlife Sanctuary. If you visit in the morning or evening, you might even catch a glimpse of the mist or a beautiful sunset. 💡 Visiting Tips · Opening Hours: The park is open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. · Admission Fee: Thai adults 40 baht, children 20 baht / Foreigners adults 200 baht, children 100 baht · Tram Service: For those unable to walk, a tram can be used to reach various tourist attractions, such as the Siamese siamese flower fields, the Sud Phaen Din viewpoint, Lan Hin Ngam, and Lan Hin No. The fee is 30 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. · What to Bring: Due to the changeable weather and slippery surfaces, Wear sneakers or non-slip shoes, bring a hat, umbrella, or raincoat, and bring drinking water. · Accommodation and Services: There are tent sites and accommodations, as well as restaurants and shops. 🚌 How to Get There · Private Car: From Bangkok, take Highway 1 through Saraburi, turn right onto Highway 21 to Chai Badan District, then take Highway 205 through Lam Sonthi District. At Thep Sathit District, turn left onto Highway 2354. The total distance is approximately 270 km. · Bus: · Van: Thep Sathit Tour operates from the Muang Bus Terminal.