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Doi Inthanon

National Park
South-East AsiaDesignated in 1972482 km²
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It protects the highest peak in Thailand, nicknamed "the roof of Thailand", with twin pagodas dedicated to the king and queen

Area

482 km²

Protection category

IUCN II

Parque nacional —

Designated in

1972

Declared in 1972, Doi Inthanon protects the highest peak in Thailand (2,565 m), nicknamed "the roof of Thailand". Two great twin pagodas stand on its summit, built in 1987 and 1992 respectively to mark the anniversaries of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit, surrounded by ornamental gardens that contrast with the cold, misty climate of the top, unusual in the tropical image of Thailand.

Location

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Doi Inthanon: 16 documented species

Mammals9Birds1Reptiles3Insecta

Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in Thailand, where Doi Inthanon lies.

Tropical rainforestMarine / coastal

Experiences in this park

Birdwatching

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Region

South-East Asia

Climate

Tropical, Temperate, Mountain

Best season

November to February

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Best season
November to February
Area
482 km²
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Threatened:,,,,

Thailand · South-East Asia
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National Park

Ao Phang Nga

Thailand

Long-tailed macaque · collared kingfisher

November to February

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National Park

Doi Suthep-Pui

Thailand

Giant squirrel · lar gibbon

November to February

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National Park

Erawan

Thailand

Lar gibbon · long-tailed macaque

November to February

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National Park

Khao Sam Roi Yot

Thailand

Dusky Langur · Long-tailed Macaque

November to February

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See all 16 species found here