Phu Kradueng
A shoe-shaped sandstone plateau, reachable only by a demanding 9 km climb; closed three months a year to let the ecosystem recover
Area
348 km²
Declared in
1962
Region
South-East Asia (Loei)
Climate
Tropical, Templado, Montañoso
Best time
November to February
Highlight
A shoe-shaped sandstone plateau, reachable only by a demanding 9 km climb; closed three months a year to let the ecosystem recover
Declared in 1962, Phu Kradueng protects a shoe-shaped sandstone plateau reachable only after a demanding 9 km climb, traditionally made with the help of local porters who carry visitors' luggage on bamboo poles. The park closes completely each year through the rainy season, between June and September, to let the plateau's vegetation recover naturally after the peak visitor period.
Location
See on the interactive map19 species documented in Phu Kradueng
At conservation risk:Elefante asiático,Gibón de manos blancas,Oso negro asiático,Sambar,Cobra real,Macaco cola de cerdo,Nutria de uñas cortas asiática,Pangolín malayo
EndangeredElefante asiático
Elephas maximus
EndangeredGibón de manos blancas
Hylobates lar
Least ConcernJabalí
Sus scrofa
VulnerableOso negro asiático
Ursus thibetanus
VulnerableSambar
Rusa unicolor
Near ThreatenedArdilla gigante negra
Ratufa bicolor
Least ConcernFaisán plateado
Lophura nycthemera
Macaco de Assam
Macaca assamensis
Abeja gigante asiática
Apis dorsata
Bulbul orejirrojo
Pycnonotus jocosus
Cobra real
Ophiophagus hannah
Insecto hoja gigante
Phyllium giganteum
Flora and ecosystems
Ecosystems found in Thailand, where Phu Kradueng lies.
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