Pha Taem National Park Tourism

Type of destination: National Park

Pha Taem National Park is located in the Ubon Ratchathani province of Thailand, within the region known as Issan. The park is famous for its prehistoric rock paintings, found on cliffs overlooking the Mekong River. These paintings are estimated to be over 3,000 years old, depicting scenes of fishing, hunting, and gathering. The park spans an area of about 340 square kilometers, offering a diverse landscape that includes forested areas, striking rock formations, and several waterfalls. Among the most notable features are the Sao Chaling and Sao Yai trees, which tower majestically over the surroundings. Pha Taem is also known for its rich biodiversity, including various species of plants, birds, and wildlife, making it an important habitat for conservation. The park is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, and those interested in history and archaeology. Additionally, Pha Taem offers stunning views of the Mekong and a glimpse into the lives of the local communities with their traditional Thai culture.

Top 5 Reviews on Pha Taem National Park

N1469OSdereka

Wrote on 29th Feb, 2024

Pha taem magnificent park

Phataem park has many interesting rock formations , sheer cliffs, views of the Mekong River and caves with 3000 years old wall paintings. From the well kept visitors centre trails are accessible Just..

jurgphuket

Wrote on 3rd Feb, 2024

Do not to visit in the dry season

Amazing Rocks and area to visit. In February it is very hot and dry, one should go in the morning. I think in the Season with rain it would let the small plants turn to green and colours. The park fe..

Raintree_Thailand

Wrote on 28th May, 2022

Fabulous cliffs and ancient pictographs along the Mekong!

Yes; we all know that there is dual pricing at national parks in Thailand (as well as many other countries). Yes; it may seem "unfair" and biased in how the system is applied. But, please, just stop..

Giltdave

Wrote on 20th Apr, 2022

Rip off

Regrettably I decided not to see the park as when I went there with my wife I told them I lived in Thailand and showed them my Thai ID card but still they wanted to charge 40 Baht for her, 400 for me..

LittleW888

Wrote on 13th Dec, 2020

Foreigner pricing policy

Paintings and views are spectacular which are worth visiting but the dual pricing policy is off-putting. It is expensive at 400 BHT (they would not accept a Thai driving licence as proof of locals) re..