Khao Nam Khang National Park is located less than 80 kilometers from Hat Yai, offering a cool and comfortable climate at 23.5 degrees Celsius. A stream flows through the park, separating the office area from the camping zone, connected by a suspension bridge or accessible by car. The park features two large wooden platforms where multiple 2-person tents can be set up. These elevated platforms protect from flash floods and offer beautiful views with the soothing sounds of streams from Ton Lat Waterfall. The area receives sunlight only from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, then enjoys tree shade for the rest of the day. Clean restroom facilities include one shower room and two toilet rooms, separated by gender. Two nature trails are available: one leading to Ton Lat Waterfall and another nature study path. A historical Communist base from 1972 lies just 4 kilometers from the park, featuring tunnels carved into clay mountains extending about 1 kilometer with 3 levels. Only AIS mobile network has coverage; True network has no signal.
at Khao Nam Khang National Park (96m above sea level • 6.64°N, 100.59°E)
🌧️ Rainy Season (Jun - Oct) - Bring rain gear and check weather before traveling
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Historic place. great tunnel self tour. The exibition a bit old and not sufficient details in English and other languages. Need some improvement of museum quailty presentation of collect items. Visitors should plan to visit waterfall nearby as well.
Amazing old school museum, you can walk through the tunnels.
A peaceful mountain retreat in Songkhla Province offering cool, misty air, forest hikes, clear waterfalls, and a unique WWII-era historical tunnel complex. The park was once a major base for Chinese Communist insurgents. Today, you can walk through the restored tunnel rooms or cool off in cascades like Ton Lad and Wang Luang Phrom. Entry is cheap (~฿20 Thai, ≈₿100 foreign). Camping, cottages, and guided trails are available—perfect for quiet nature escapes with a touch of history.
Very calm and cozy place for us to relax and take a deep breath. Very relaxing. My kids really enjoyed
rain forest close with THAILAND border... really enjoy this... make sure switch off your hphone otherwise it will roaming with Thai coverage... if lucky, u will meet Malaysian army, illegal hunter, tiger... a lot of things....
Have you camped here?
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Historic place. great tunnel self tour. The exibition a bit old and not sufficient details in English and other languages. Need some improvement of museum quailty presentation of collect items. Visitors should plan to visit waterfall nearby as well.
Amazing old school museum, you can walk through the tunnels.
A peaceful mountain retreat in Songkhla Province offering cool, misty air, forest hikes, clear waterfalls, and a unique WWII-era historical tunnel complex. The park was once a major base for Chinese Communist insurgents. Today, you can walk through the restored tunnel rooms or cool off in cascades like Ton Lad and Wang Luang Phrom. Entry is cheap (~฿20 Thai, ≈₿100 foreign). Camping, cottages, and guided trails are available—perfect for quiet nature escapes with a touch of history.
Very calm and cozy place for us to relax and take a deep breath. Very relaxing. My kids really enjoyed
rain forest close with THAILAND border... really enjoy this... make sure switch off your hphone otherwise it will roaming with Thai coverage... if lucky, u will meet Malaysian army, illegal hunter, tiger... a lot of things....
