5/5 Joseph K. 2 years ago on Google
Stunningly
beautiful
and
an
amazing
experience
to
explore
a
park
located
over
some
limestone
kastes.
This
is
unlike
any
forest
park
i
have
been
in
as
it
is
literally
a
park
over
some
fairly
high
lime
stone
kastes
(hills).
The
type
that
you
see
when
driving
through
the
south
of
thailand.
It
is
very
beautiful
to
explore
but
it
takes
some
effort
and
steely
determination
to
climb
to
the
top
and
follow
the
path.
You
need
to
take
care,
there
are
many
treacherous
cliff
edges,
steep
ascents/descents
and
sharp
rocks
and
sometimes
the
path
seems
to
evaporate.
Getting
to
the
Sang
Thong
Holly
Well
view
point
is
the
hardest
work
and
once
you
arrive,
you
cant
actually
go
on
the
viewpoint
as
it
is
just
decayed
and
is
nothing
more
than
a
death
trap.
The
other
two
viewpoints
are
easy
and
seem
to
be
well
constructed
thougn
some
of
the
paths
are
precarious.
You
need
to
wear
a
really
good
pair
of
hiking
boots
or
non
slip
shoes.
You
need
to
carry
water.
Dont
go
on
your
own
unless
you
are
experienced.
Dont
take
young
kids.
We
left
out
teenagers
at
home
and
this
was
a
relief.
Dont
visit
when
it
is
raining,
you
can
easily
slip
and
hurt
yourself
or
plunge
to
the
bottom.
There
are
many
places
you
need
to
use
your
hands,
keep
low
and
scramble
like
a
crab.
I
cut
my
hand
twice.
The
whole
path
around
takes
between
1
and
2
hours.
We
could
have
easily
done
it
in
1
hour
but
spent
2
hours
taking
in
the
ambiance
and
beauty
of
the
place.
Absolutely
do
not
go
there
when
it
is
dark.
While
i
imagine
there
are
amazing
sunrises/sunsets
from
there,
i
cant
believe
anyone,
except
a
ranger,
would
be
able
to
navigate
the
path
when
the
light
is
not
good,
especially
as
in
some
places,
the
path
seems
more
of
a
suggestion
than
anything
else
and
from
first
hand
experience,
we
could
have
easily
ended
up
on
a
crumbling
edge
hundreds
of
metres
in
the
air.
I
will
go
back
again
for
sure
and
i
will
plan
to
be
exiting
by
4pm
at
the
latest.
I
highly
recommend
visiting
here.
Just
be
sensible.
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