Prepare to face the rain (walk in the forest)
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Rainy Hiking (June-October)
The charm is lush forests, foggy seas and fertile waterfalls. The most popular route is Phu Sao Dao (Uttaradit).
Watch the Nak Crested Flower Field, Prei Losu Table-Doi Mango Thirty Thousand (Tak)
Heart-Shaped Waterfall, and Red Sterile Waterfall (Phitsanulok) Watch Dragon Tongue Orchid
The key equipment is raincoats, waterproof bags and non-slip shoes.
Popular destinations during the rainy season (Green Season)
Wading Line / High Mountain: Phu Sao Dao (Uttaradit), Prek Table Losu (Tak), Doi Luang Tak (Tak), Doi Lang Ka Luang (Nan)
Photo Line / Waterfall: Red Barren Falls (Phitsanulok), Pithugro Falls (Tak), Kra Blossom Fields, Thythong National Park (Chaiyaphum)
Chill / Rookie Line: Khao Yai National Park (Nakhon Ratchasima), Erawan Falls (Kanchanaburi)
Rainy Hiking Prep
Raincoat Accessories: Raincoat, Waterproof Backpack (Drybag), Plastic Bag for Clothes Wrap
Shoes: Well-drained hiking shoes, or well-clamped sandals.
Safety: Always check the weather and declare the park before you travel. Beware of the wild water flow.
Accommodation: If it is raining, a park lodge may be chosen instead of a tent to dehumidify.
Taking Care of Yourself: Prepare Replacement Socks, and Anti-Slug Bags
More Rainy Succulent Forest Information and Reviews from Actual Users can be found on Facebook, recommend 23 Rainy Season Hiking Trails or Kapook.com and check out the Rainy Forest Wading Techniques at River Kwai Jungle Rafts.



























































































