Khao Khitchakut National Park

Khao Khitchakut is located in the north of Chanthaburi province. It was designated a National Park in 4th May 1977, the 14th National Park of Thailand.

It is a mountainous park covers an area of about 59 square km. making it one of Thailand's smallest parks. The tallest mountain in the park is Khao Probad, 1085m. high. This park acts as a watershed area for Chanthaburi province. The forest actually stretches over 5 provinces although only a small part of it is designated National Park.

Prabad Mountain:

the foot of the mountain is 16.5km from the headquarters. Then you have to walk the further 6.5km to the top. In February to March every year thousands of pilgrims walk to the top of the mountain to venerate what is said to be the footprints of the Lord Buddha. On the mountain top are also rock formations in the shape of a pagoda, an upside down monk's alms bowl, a huge turtle and an elephant.

Changsay Waterfall

this waterfall is 12.5km from the headquarters. A tall waterfall with water flowing all year round. There is a campground nearby. There is also a nature trail, but you need to be accompanied by a park ranger.

Klong paiboon Waterfall

Klong paiboon Waterfall is a big waterfall which is suitable for playing water and taking peaceful recreation. It locates near the Ranger Station 2th Klong Pai Boon and 8 kilometers far from the office of Khao Kitchakoot National Park.

Krathing Waterfall

there are a series of trails to the falls about 100m from the park headquarters. This waterfall has a series of 13 different levels.

Natural Trekking

There are differently interesting trekking-programs which traveler can get more information at the office of Khao Kitchakoot National Park.