Thailand’s spectacular hidden gem – Phitsanulok’s limestone mountains
Phitsanulok’s stunning limestone mountain range Long Reua Tah Muen has become popular among adventure seekers since the province opened its doors to tourists on October 1.
This hidden gem, dubbed Guilin of Thailand, is located in Noen Maprang district’s Ban Mung village and tourists usually come to experience not just the natural beauty but also the local way of life.
A group of reformed wildlife poachers now earn a living as guides for rock climbers. It usually takes about an hour to get to the peak, and climbers are provided with a local feast for their hard work. Provisions have also been set up for overnighters.
The range is part of Phitsanulok’s Thung Salaeng Luang National Park. Visit the Long Reua Tah Muen Facebook page or call (081) 5528595 for more information.
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