Zooming off to pitch tents at "Phu Soi Dao" during the rainy season. The atmosphere is incredibly cool...

Ride a motorcycle to camp at "Phu Soi Dao" during the rainy season. The atmosphere is amazing...

"Phu Soi Dao" is another national park that allows camping. Of course, all tourists are welcome, not just me... Phu Soi Dao National Park is located in Huai Mun Subdistrict, Nam Pat District, Uttaradit Province. Why wait? Let's go! Ride your motorcycle towards "Phu Soi Dao National Park". I took the route from Bangkok to Saraburi, then we used Highway 21 Saraburi-Lom Sak. It took me 4 hours to reach Phetchabun. Then I took the Lom Sak-Phitsanulok route and turned right at Ban Yaeng, heading towards Nakhon Thai District. From Nakhon Thai, turn left and head towards Chat Trakan District, Phitsanulok Province. When you reach Chat Trakan District, turn right for about 70 km and you will find the "Phu Soi Dao National Park" headquarters.

It took me about 8 hours to travel from Bangkok to the Phu Soi Dao National Park Headquarters. We arrived very late in the evening, so we had to pitch our tents at the park headquarters. The next day, we will go up to the Phu Soi Dao Pine Forest. Let's go to sleep... The next day... is the day we will go up to camp at the Phu Soi Dao Pine Forest. If anyone needs to hire a porter, bring the items you need to take up to be weighed at the service point. Order rice, food, drinking water, and rent tents. You can contact this point right after weighing your belongings. Then you are ready to go into the vast forest. I must say that the point we are going to is not the highest point of Phu Soi Dao because the pine forest is only 1633 meters above sea level. The highest point is 2100 meters. I walked past Phu Soi Dao Waterfall, Farewell Hill, Conqueror Hill, Forest Hill, Tiger Hill, and finally Death Hill. It is said to be the most brutal because the path is very steep. But as a man with blood group B, I never worry. We started our journey at 9.30 am. It rained all the way, and the Death Hill was slippery too...

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It took us more than 5 hours to reach the campsite, and we were completely exhausted. It was a brutal journey, but we made it to the pine forest, where we had to set up our tents while soaking wet. However, this couldn't discourage my strong-willed spirit. (Sigh... I'm so tired.) After setting up the tents, it was almost 4 pm. We quickly took a shower, cooked dinner, and went to bed because we were incredibly exhausted.
Additional Information
Park Headquarters Phone: 095-6299528, 055-436793
Park Entrance Fee: Adults 40 Baht, Children 20 Baht
Porter Fee: 30 Baht per kg

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