Lemson National Park

Lemson Park is a national park in Thailand, popular with both tourists and citizens.

A national park in Thailand is an area of more than 10 square kilometers, the natural resources of which are of ecological importance or important fauna and flora.

The park is laid out on the northernmost edge of the city near Ranong. From the Andaman Sea, the park separates a number of islands with coral reefs. The area of the park is more than 315 square km and includes more than 60 km of coast, two archipelagos and several islands. Here nature appears to the human eye in its original form. The wide sandy beach is framed by thickets of casuarina, which create a thick shadow. The park is an ideal place for recreation, especially for those who are tired of the landscape of civilization and want to be alone with nature.

There are currently 102 national parks in Thailand, with another 33 under construction.