[2025 Tak Attraction] Travel Guide for Taksin Maharat National Park (Updated Mar)

Today, we visited Taksin Maharat National Park (อุทยานแห่งชาติตากสินมหาราช) again, bringing friends along for a walk and some exercise. You can drive into the national park, and the fee is 100 THB per car. The entrance fee for foreigners is 100 THB, but I'm not sure about the fee for Thai nationals. The weather today was partly cloudy and partly sunny, making it perfect for hiking. So, let's take a stroll! The sun was very cooperative for photos today. I love the feeling of sunlight streaming through the clouds or leaves. It's very pleasant. Location Name: Big Krabak Tree (ต้นกระบากใหญ่ ตาก) 📍Address: QWVC+G76, Mae Tho, Mueang Tak District, Tak 63000

Taksin Maharat National Park, Tak Province Taksin Maharat National Park was originally called “Ton Krabak Yai National Park” because it has the largest Krabak tree in Thailand as far as surveyed at the moment. There is a large tree that can be wrapped around by ten people and there is a natural stone bridge. The beautiful country is worth preserving. The highlights include the large Krabak tree, the natural stone bridge, Huai Hoi Waterfall, and Mae Ya Pa Waterfall. The forest is rich with water flowing all year round and there are many wild animals. Come visit us. #Tak #VisitTak #TakProvince

#Tent site Taksin Maharat National Park, Mae Tho Subdistrict, Mueang Tak District, Tak Province, is approximately 35 kilometers from Tak City. 🏡🏡🏕🏕There are houses for rent here. There are many tent sites to choose from. If you go on a long holiday, there are many people, you may not get the angle you want. The bathroom is clean. ☁️☁️The atmosphere is very good. The air is cool and comfortable. After the rain, there is fog all around. It is very refreshing. ⛰⛰Near the tent site, there are various TV stations. I'm not sure if they are still in use. You can walk up to see the view. 🛻🛻The journey is also convenient. The entrance to the park is on the side of the road. The route is convenient and you don't have to go up the mountain.

There's no well-known place called "Da Ke" in Thailand. Perhaps you're asking about "Trat Province." Located in eastern Thailand, Trat is a charming seaside resort destination, and a 3–5 day trip is recommended. - Transportation: Fly from Bangkok's Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) to Trat Airport (TDX), which takes approximately 1.5 hrs. Alternatively, take a bus from Bangkok's Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekkamai), which takes about 5 hrs. - Attractions: Koh Chang is a must-visit, boasting powdery white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and exploring the colorful underwater world. Koh Kood is less crowded and ideal for those seeking tranquility on pristine beaches. - Food: Don't miss out on the seafood feasts! Freshly caught shrimp, crabs, and shellfish are simply prepared to retain their natural flavors. Thai green curry chicken is another must-try, with its rich coconut milk and aromatic spices, best enjoyed with fragrant jasmine rice. - Best time to visit: November to March offers the best weather, with dry and sunny conditions perfect for enjoying the island scenery. Remember to pack sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

Taksin Maharat National Park (อุทยานแห่งชาติตากสินมหาราช) in Thailand has cabins for tourists to stay in. You can also bring your own belongings to the cabins for barbecues, watch the sunrise and sunset, climb the mountains, and feel the tranquility and majesty of nature. #100 Ways to Travel