Sam Roy Yoth National Park

Roy Yot itself, or Mountain Three Hundred Summits, is the first marine national park in Thailand, conquering many tourists with its beauty from year to year. Roy Yoth itself is mountains, valleys, jungles, plantations, waterfalls, beautiful beaches and many interesting inhabitants.

Moreover, a trip to Roy Yoth Sam is not just a purposeless walk with the enjoyment of amazing views. Excursions here are accompanied by mandatory visits to some places. One of my favorites is the Tham Phraya Nakhon Cave. Its feature is a gazebo, built in 1896 by Rama V, and standing directly under the ray of sunlight. In the darkness of the cave it looks very spectacular. The caves of Tham Kaeo and Tham Sai should not be overlooked.

Another attraction for tourists is the ascent to the panoramic platform of Ban Khao Daeng. The way there is difficult, so it is better not to go there with children. But when the amazing view of the park opens from this height, you will realize that it was worth it.