Phetchabun Thailand

Phetchabun the name originates from the word “Phetchaburi” which literally mean “the city of vegetation or crop”. According to the historical evidences discovered at the ancient site of Sri Thep, Phetchabun is believed to have existed more than one thousand years ago. The town is located 346 kilometers from Bangkok along Highway No.21.

Fantastic scenery of panoramic range of moutains, green forest, historical place, hill tribe culture and cool weather.

Address :

Namnao National Park

Namnao, Phetchabun, Thailand 67260

Namnao National Park is located in the area of Amphur Muang Phetchabun, Amphur Lom Sak, Amphur Namnao (Phetchabun Province) and Amphur Konsarn ( Chaiyaphum Province). Total  area about 966 square kilometre.

Address :

Sri Thep Historical Park

Sri Thep, Phetchabun, Thailand 67170

Tel & Fax (6656) 820-122

Office Hours :

Open everyday 08.00 a.m - 04.30 p.m

Admission Fee :

30 Baht

Sri Thep Historic Town :

The ancient town of Sri Thep is located in Phetchabun Province in the Pa Sak River Basin. It is about 240 kilometers north of Bangkok along Highway 21.

The town consists of two connected parts, the total area is about 4.7 square kilometers. The inner town is surrounded by walls and moats which form almost concentric circles which give the inner town a diameter of about 1.5 kilometers. Ponds are found through out the rolling plain of the town. The outer town is in the shape of rectangle with rounded corners. Walls and moats surround the outer town which contains the ruins of monuments, most of which have been damaged by looting.