Sai Yok National Park
History
Sai Yok National Park covers 598,750 rai. It was declared a national park on 27 October 1980 (B.E. 2523). Most of the terrain is limestone mountains, with mixed deciduous and dry evergreen forests. The source describes Sai Yok as home to Kitti’s hog-nosed bat, the world’s smallest bat, and the Queen crab, a newly identified freshwater crab. During World War II, the area was a Japanese army encampment; traces of rice-cooking ovens and fire pits remain. Evidence of prehistoric humans has also been found. The supplied paragraph ends before listing the named attractions.
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Visiting Information
- Monday08:00–16:30
- Tuesday08:00–16:30
- Wednesday08:00–16:30
- Thursday08:00–16:30
- Friday08:00–16:30
- Saturday08:00–16:30
- Sunday08:00–16:30
Coordinates: 14.43824, 98.85120
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