Phu Pha Thoep National Park

It is the 59th national park of Thailand, covering an area of ​​48.4 square kilometers or 30,245.67 rai, covering Mueang Mukdahan District and Don Tan District. The terrain is sandstone mountains consisting of many large and small mountain ranges connected in a undulating pattern and is the end of the Phu Phan mountain range. These mountain ranges are oriented north-south parallel and are about 4 kilometers from the Mekong River. Within Phu Pha Thoep Park are Phu Mak Yang, Phu Mano, Phu Prong, Phu Rang, Phu Chom Nang, Phu Mak Mi, Phu Pha Thoep, Phu Nang Hong, Phu Tham Phra, Phu Lak Se, and the highest peak is Phu Chom Si, which is about 170-420 meters above sea level. Most of the forest is dry dipterocarp forest and mixed deciduous forest. It is also the source of many streams, such as Huai Ta Luek, Huai Sing, Huai Ruea, Huai Malee, and Huai Chang Chon. The foot of the mountain is lined with bamboo forests. In many areas, there are high cliffs and wide stone terraces with many strangely shaped rocks. Source: website thailandtourismdirectory.com