Kamphaeng Phet Province is one the ancient regions of Thailand located on the northern banks of Ping River. Situated 358 kilometers from Bangkok, Kamphaeng Phet is divided into nine districts stretching over an area of 8,607 kilometers. Its lush green forests and numerous national parks provide a tempting tourist destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

          The most prominent tourist destinations in Kamphaeng Phet are the national parks. This region hosts a number of important national parks of the country. Famous among these are the Khlong Wang Chao National Park, Khlong Lan National Park and Mae Wong National Park which are extended over vast areas of land. The pristine mountains, exotic flora, serene jungles and endearing waterfalls provide a treat to the tourists yearning for a rendezvous with nature. Prominent waterfalls include Khong Wang Chao waterfall, Khlong Samor Kluai Waterfall, Tao Dam Waterfall, Khlong Pong Waterfall, Khlong Nam Lai Fall and Khlong Lan waterfall. Apart from these parks, ancient cities, museums and temples offer a variety for the tourists. Prominent among these are Kamphaeng Phet historical Park containing ancient remnants of the region, National Museum, Phra Kaeo Temple, Phra Non Temple and Phra Si Iriyabot temple. Another place worth a visit is the Banana Market.

          Adventure lovers can obtain prior permission for camping overnight in the jungles. The lush forests offer an ideal and memorable trekking experience through the mountain terrains. Tourists can also opt for motorbike riding and elephant riding in the national parks. 

          Daily bus services are available from Bangkok’s Mochit 2 Bus Terminal. Tourists can also opt for hiring a car from Bangkok to reach Kamphaeng Phet. Accommodation is available at different price ranges.