Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park

Khao Lak-Lam Ru was declared a national park in 1989. It is a huge park covering a total area of some 125 sq km of Thai Muang, Ka Pong, Ta Kua Pa, and Muang Districts. Amid the verdant, forested hills, the park encompasses different kinds of plants and tree species. It lies about 33 km south of Takua Pa Town on Route 4. Major spots of interest in Khao Lak-Lam Ru include:

Khao Lak: Lak Mount is a mountain beside the sea. It houses a shrine of Chao Pho Khao Lak constructed to honor the wizard of the mountain. The highly revered site lies opposite the Khao Lak Seashore. One can take Route 4 for 25 kilometers from Amphoe Ta Kua Pa then make a left turn between km 56-57 to enter the mount.
Lam Ru Waterfall

Lam Ru Waterfall: Nam Tok Lam Ru is a petite waterfall with 5 diminutive levels. The fall is of middle height in the area of Kradai Range. The waters flow all year at Lam Ru and many varieties of birds live in the shade of the numerous species of trees surrounding the falls. A small path trail leads to the top of the waterfall.

Nam Tok Lam Ru is accessible by a branch road from the Highway 4090 passing Amphoe Kapng, then going onward to Ban Lam Ru about 9 kms with another 1 km to reach the falls.

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