Queen Sirikit Forest Garden located in Kaeng Som Maew Queen Sirikit national park is renowned for it’s collection of flora and fauna.
Located approximately 85km from Ratchaburi city, inside you will find many trekking routes to explore the natural beauties of the forest park and flower gardens, as well as the ceramics store run by local villagers. Camping is also available throughout the year.
Visiting after rain fall will see the water dirty with silt, but it is still inviting enough with the heat to take a swim in between the rocky outcrops.
It makes a perfect recreational area for tourists because the currents from Phachi River flow pass a large stone islet, widely known as Kaeng Som Maeo. The national park is full of natural wonder, with peacock’s roaming freely in all their splendor.
It opens daily from 7.00 am – 18.00 pm with no admission fees. The official permission must be granted prior to camping in the site. For further information regarding group visits, please contact Phachi River Wildlife Sanctuary, Ratchaburi Provincial Forestry Office in Mueang district, Ratchaburi province.
Head towards Ratchaburi province without enter the downtown area. At the Chedi Hak intersection, make a right turn onto Highway 3087 and keep going to Chom Bung district.
Drive pass Muban Chom Bueng Rajabhat University and Chom Phon cave to go straight to Suan Phueng district, which is 26 kilometers southwest of Suan Phueng police station.
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