Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Thale Ban National Park, located in Satun Province, southern Thailand, covers a rich, verdant area that was declared a national park in 1980. The park spans across the Sankalakhiri Mountain Range, featuring lush evergreen forests and abundant wildlife including hornbills, langurs, and more. The park is named after Thale Ban, a large natural lake formed by a tectonic shift, which is a central feature attracting many visitors. The park offers a range of outdoor activities such as trekking, bird watching, and enjoying the serene landscapes and waterfalls. History entwines with the natural beauty here as the area once lay along the ancient Silk Road routes. With its diverse flora and fauna, Thale Ban National Park provides a haven for conservation efforts and a scenic retreat for nature enthusiasts.
