The following is a list of mountains in Thailand . The elevations are in metres. Latin script uses the Royal Thai General System of Transcription.
Note: Many mountains in the country are important not because of their height, but because of their symbolic and cultural significance. Some mountains have holy places at the summit, like Doi Suthep near Chiang Mai, while others have been adopted as provincial symbols, like relatively small Khao Sam Muk in Chonburi Province. Since an order by height is conventional, the list follows this order, without in any way intending to diminish or promote the importance of any particular mountain.
Name | Thai | Range | Province | Elev. | Observations |
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Doi Inthanon | ดอยอินทนนท์ | Thanon Thong Chai | Chiang Mai | 2,565 | [1] Highest point in Thailand. Formerly known as Doi Luang |
Doi Pha Hom Pok | ดอยผ้าห่มปก | Daen Lao | Chiang Mai | 2,285 | [2] Donner: 2,296 m; highest peak of the Daen Lao Range on the Thai side of the border |
Doi Chiang Dao | ดอยหลวง เชียงดาว | Daen Lao | Chiang Mai | 2,175 | [3] : 665 Also known as Doi Luang Chiang Dao. 2,225 m in some sources |
Khao Kacheu La | เขากะเจอลา | Tak | 2,152 | [4] | |
Phu Soi Dao | ภูสอยดาว | Luang Prabang Range | Uttaradit | 2,120 | [5] Highest point of the Luang Prabang Range in Thailand |
Phu Khe | ภูเข้ | Luang Prabang | Nan | 2,079 | [6] [7] |
Phu Lo | ภูโล | Luang Prabang | Nan | 2,077 | [4] Also known as Doi Lo [8] |
Doi Mae Tho | ดอยแม่โถ | Khun Tan | Chiang Rai | 2,031 | [9] Highest point of the Khun Tan Range; also known as Doi Lang Ka or Doi Langka Luang |
Doi Mae Ya | ดอยแม่ยะ | Mae Hong Son | 2,005 | [10] | |
Doi Phong Sa Yan | ดอยโป่งสะแยน | Mae Hong Son | 2,004 | [4] |
Name | Thai | Range | Province | Elev. | Observations |
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Doi Phu Kha | ยอดดอยภูคา | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1910 [11] | [12] |
Khao Mo Ko Chu | ยอดเขาโมโกจู | Dawna Range | Kamphaeng Phet | 1964 | [13] Highest peak of the Dawna Range in Thailand |
Doi Chang | ยอดดอยช้าง | Chiang Mai | 1962 | [14] | |
Doi Dong Ya Wai | ดอยดงหญ้าหวาย | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1939 | [15] |
Doi Ang Khang | ดอยอ่างขาง | Chiang Mai | 1928 | [3] : 664 | |
Doi Lan | ดอยลาน | Mae Hong Son | 1918 | [16] | |
Doi Pha Tang | ดอยผาตั้ง | Chiang Mai | 1909 | [17] | |
Doi Khang Ho | ดอยค้างฮ่อ | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1904 | [18] |
Doi Hua Mot Noi | ยอดดอยหัวหมดน้อย | Thanon Thong Chai Range | Chiang Mai | 1900 | [1] |
Khao Yen | ยอดเขาเย็น | Kamphaeng Phet | 1898 | [19] | |
Doi Hua Suea | ยอดดอยหัวเสือ | Chiang Mai | 1881 | [1] | |
Doi Phu Wae | ดอยภูแว | Nan | 1837 | [20] | |
Doi Wiang Pha | ดอยเวียงผา | Chiang Mai | 1834 | [21] | |
Doi Chom Hang | ดอยจอมห้าง | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1830 | [22] |
Doi Khun Nam Nan | ดอยขุนน้ำน่าน | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1817 | [23] 1,816 m high (), . |
Doi Saket | ดอยสะเก็ด | Chiang Mai | 1816 | , [24] also known as Doi Khun On (ดอยขุนออน) | |
Doi Puk Phakka | ดอยปุกผักกา | Chiang Mai | 1794 | [25] | |
Phu Thap Boek | ภูทับเบิก | Phetchabun Range | Phetchabun | 1794 | [26] Highest point of the Phetchabun Mountains |
Khao Luang | ยอดเขาหลวง | Tenasserim Hills | Nakhon Si Thammarat | 1780 | [27] Highest point of the Tenasserim Hills in Thailand |
Doi Pa Kha | ดอยป่าคา | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1772 | [28] |
Doi Chi | ยอดดอยจี๋ | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1752 | [29] |
Doi Pui Luang | ยอดดอยปุยหลวง | Mae Hong Son | 1752 | [30] | |
Doi Phu Sanan | ดอยภูสะนาน | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1751 | [31] |
Khao Paeng Ma | เขาแผงม้า | Phetchabun | 1746 | [3] : 550 | |
Doi Phi Pan Nam | ยอดดอยผีปันน้ำ | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1745 | [32] [33] |
Doi Khun Yom | ดอยขุนยม | Khun Tan Range | Lampang | 1740 | [34] |
Doi Phu Kha | ดอยภูคา | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1728 | [35] |
Doi Kio Chi | ดอยกิ่วจี | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1723 | [36] |
Doi Pui | ยอดดอยปุย | Mae Hong Son | 1722 | [37] | |
Doi Chang | ยอดดอยช้าง | Khun Tan Range | Chiang Rai | 1720 | [38] |
Doi Chom Hot | ยอดดอยจอมหด | Chiang Mai | 1718 | [39] | |
Doi Pang Kop Tai | ดอยปางกบใต้ | Nan | 1712 | [40] | |
Doi Pung Kia | ดอยปุงเกี้ย | Chiang Mai | 1708 | [41] | |
Doi Khun Nam Paet | ดอยขุนน้ำแปด | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1702 | [42] |
Doi Mot | ดอยมด | Chiang Rai | 1700 | [9] | |
Doi Kio Rai Mong | ยอดดอยกิ่วไร่ม้ง | Chiang Mai | 1699 | [43] | |
Doi Luang | ยอดดอยหลวง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Phayao | 1694 | [44] Highest point in the Phi Pan Nam Range |
Doi Pui | ยอดดอยปุย | Thanon Thong Chai Range | Chiang Mai | 1685 | [45] |
Doi Suthep | ดอยสุเทพ | Thanon Thong Chai Range | Chiang Mai | 1676 | [3] : 665 1,601 m in various sources |
Doi Wao | ยอดดอยวาว | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1674 | [46] |
Doi Phu Fa | ดอยภูฟ้า | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1670 | [47] |
Doi Phu Huat | ดอยภูหวด | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1667 | [48] |
Phu Lom Lo | ภูลมโล | Phitsanulok | 1664 | [49] | |
Doi Sam Sao | ดอยสามเส้า | Chiang Rai | 1662 | [50] Also known as Doi Sam Sao Yai | |
Doi Nok Wua | ดอยหนอกวัว | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1658 | [51] |
Doi Khun Lan | ดอยขุนลาน | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1652 | [52] |
Doi Khun Huai Pa Dong Daeng | ดอยขุนห้วยป่าดงแดง | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1650 | [53] |
Doi Ku Sathan | ดอยกู่สถาน | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1630 | [35] |
Doi Pha Tang | ดอยผาตั้ง | Chiang Rai | 1608 | [54] | |
Doi Pang Kop | ดอยปางกบ | Nan | 1592 | [55] | |
Phu Pha Lek | ภูผาเล็ก | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1589 | [56] |
Phu Luang | ภูหลวง | Phetchabun Range | Loei | 1571 | [3] : 551 |
Doi Daen Din | ดอยแดนดิน | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1558 | [52] |
Khao Soi Dao Nua | เขาสอยดาวเหนือ | Cardamom Mountains | Chanthaburi | ? | [57] Not to be confused with Phu Soi Dao in Uttaradit Province |
Yot Khun Tian | ยอดขุนเตียน | Chiang Mai | 1550 | [58] | |
Doi Mae Sa Noi | ยอดดอยแม่สาน้อย | Chiang Mai | 1549 | [45] | |
Doi Phong Sanit | ดอยโป่งสมิต | Chiang Mai | 1547 | [59] | |
Ulu Titi Basah | ยูลูติติ บาซาห์ | Tenasserim Hills | Yala | 1533 | Southernmost high peak of Thailand, at the border with Malaysia [60] |
Doi Khun Nam | ดอยขุนน้ำ | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1530 | [52] |
Khao Nong | Surat Thani | 1530 | [61] | ||
Doi Hin Luang | ดอยหินหลวง | Chiang Mai | 1518 | [59] | |
Doi Khun Nam Pun | ดอยขุนน้ำปูน | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1514 | [62] |
Khao Phu Miang | เขาภูเมี่ยง | Uttaradit | 1500 | [63] | |
Doi Khun Nam Ngaeng | ดอยขุนน้ำแงง | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1490 | [64] |
Doi Pha Daeng | ดอยผาแดง | Nan | 1486 | [65] | |
Doi Huai Mai Khong | ดอยห้วยไม้คอง | Mae Hong Son | 1474 | [37] | |
Doi Phu Lak Muen | ดอยภูหลักหมื่น | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1470 | [66] |
Doi Huai Mi Samat | ดอยห้วยมีสะมาด | Mae Hong Son | 1465 | [37] | |
Phu Wit | ภูวิทย์ | Nan | 1461 | [67] | |
Doi Khon Rong | ยอดดอยค่อมร่อง | Chiang Mai | 1459 | [45] | |
Doi Pha Ngaem | ดอยผาแง่ม | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1450 | [68] |
Phu Chi Fa | ภูชี้ฟ้า | Chiang Rai | 1442 | [69] | |
Khun Khlong Lan | ขุนคลองลาน | Kamphaeng Phet | 1439 | [70] | |
Doi Khun Huai Hok | ดอยขุนห้วยฮอก | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1438 | [71] |
Khao Nan Yai | ยอดเขานันใหญ่ | Tenasserim Hills | Nakhon Si Thammarat | 1438 | [72] |
Doi Khun Huai Kai | ดอยขุนห้วยกาย | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1429 | [73] |
Doi Mae Chok | ดอยแม่จอก | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1424 | [35] |
Doi Huai Luang | ดอยห้วยหลวง | Chiang Mai | 1415 | [59] | |
Phu Suan Sai | ภูนสวนทราย | Phetchabun Range | Loei | 1408 | [74] |
Doi Plai Huai Mae Chayam | ดอยปลายห้วยแม่จ๋ายำ | Mae Hong Son | 1407 | [37] | |
Khao Phanom Bencha | เขาพนมเบญจา | Tenasserim Hills | Krabi | 1397 | [75] Symbol of Krabi Province |
Doi Luang | ดอยหลวง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Phrae/Nan | 1396 | [76] |
Doi Prae Mueang | ดอยแปรเมือง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Nan | 1395 | [35] |
Doi Pang Hua Chang | ดอยปางหัวช้าง | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1390 | [77] |
Doi Tung | ดอยตุง | Daen Lao Range | Chiang Rai | 1389 | [78] |
Doi Phu Sam Liam | ดอยภูสามเหลี่ยม | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1370 | [79] |
Doi Mae Salong | ดอยแม่สลอง | Daen Lao Range | Chiang Rai | 1367 | [80] |
Phu Ruea | ภูเรือ | Phetchabun Range | Loei | 1365 | [81] |
Doi Pu Na | ดอยปูนา | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1364 | [82] |
Doi Ban Huai Ha | ดอยบ้านห้วยฮะ | Daen Lao Range | Mae Hong Son | 1359 | [37] |
Doi Lak Muen | ดอยหลักหมื่น | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1352 | [83] |
Doi Phakho | ดอยผาคอ | Mae Hong Son | 1352 | [37] | |
Khao Rom | เขาร่ม | Sankamphaeng Range | Nakhon Ratchasima | 1351 | [84] Highest point of the Sankamphaeng Range, where Khao Yai National Park is located |
Khun Huai Duea | ขุนห้วยเดื่อ | Luang Prabang Range | Nan | 1350 | [85] |
Doi Khun Tan | ดอยขุนตาน | Khun Tan Range | Lampang | 1348 | [24] |
Doi Chong | ยอดดอยจง | Lampang | 1339 | [86] | |
Doi Luang Mae Khun | ดอยหลวงแม่ขุน | 1334 | [34] | ||
Doi Luang Pae Mueang | ดอยหลวงแปเมือง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Chiang Rai | 1328 | [34] Located west of Chiang Khong town |
Khao Khwae | Tenasserim Hills | Kanchanaburi | 1327 | [87] | |
Khao Laem | เขาแหลม | Sankamphaeng Range | Nakhon Ratchasima | 1326 | [84] |
Phu Kradueng | ภูกระดึง | Phetchabun Range | Loei | 1316 | [88] |
Doi Mae Lip | ดอยแม่ลีบ | Chiang Mai | 1311 | [59] | |
Doi Ton Huai Dong Ching | ดอยต้นห้วยตองจิง | Mae Hong Son | 1310 | [37] | |
Doi Khun Khun | ดอยขุนคูณ | Nan | 1307 | [52] | |
Khao Khiao | เขาเขียว | Sankamphaeng Range | Nakhon Ratchasima | 1292 | [84] |
Doi Huai Ko | ดอยห้วยโก๊ะ | Nan | 1290 | [89] | |
Phu Phachit | ภูผาจิต | Phetchabun | 1271 | [90] | |
Khao Kamphaeng | ยอดเขากำแพง | Tenasserim Hills | Kanchanaburi | 1260 | [91] |
Khao Chang Phueak | เขาช้างเผือก | Tenasserim Hills | Kanchanaburi | 1249 | [92] |
Doi Yot Huai Nam Lao | ดอยยอดห้วยน้ำลาว | Nan | 1243 | [93] | |
Doi Mae Kham Phaen | ดอยแม่คำเพียร | Nan | 1239 | [94] | |
Khao Khun Huai Huek | ยอดเขาขุนห้วยฮึก | Nan | 1234 | [95] | |
Doi Nam Phang | ดอยน้ำพาง | Nan | 1229 | [96] | |
Pha Dam | ผาดำ | Nan | 1222 | [97] | |
Khao Phanoen Thung | เขาพะเนินทุ่ง | Tenasserim Hills | Phetchaburi | 1214 | [98] |
Phu Nong Kliang | ภูหนองเกลี้ยง | Nan | 1210 | [99] | |
Pha Kluan | ผาเกลื่อน | Nan | 1208 | [100] | |
Khao Panoen Thung | เขาพะเนินทุ่ง | Phetchaburi | 1207 | [101] | |
Doi Hua Lon | ดอยหัวโล้น | Nan | 1202 | [102] | |
Doi Kiao Lom | ดอยกิ่วลม | Lampang | 1202 | [103] | |
Doi Phu Nang | ดอยภูนาง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Phayao | 1202 | [104] |
Phra Mae Ya | พระแม่ย่า | Phi Pan Nam Range | Sukhothai | 1200 | [105] |
Doi Wai | ดอยไหว | Nan | 1195 | [106] | |
Doi Ian | ดอยเอียน | Phi Pan Nam Range | Chiang Rai | 1174 | Located east of Thoeng [107] |
Phu Khing | ภูคิ้ง | Dong Phaya Yen Range | Chaiyaphum | 1167 | [108] Highest summit of the Dong Phaya Yen Range |
Doi Khun Nam Suat | ดอยขุนน้ำสวด | Nan | 1151 | [109] | |
Khao Kho | เขาค้อ | Phetchabun Range | Phetchabun | 1143 | [110] |
Khao Sam Yot | เขาสามยอด | Sankamphaeng Range | Nakhon Ratchasima | 1142 | [84] |
Doi Pha Chi | ดอยผาจิ | Nan | 1128 | [111] | |
Doi Hu | ดอยฮู | Nan | 1124 | [112] | |
Khao Tewada | Suphan Buri | 1123 | [113] | ||
Doi Mon Phi Tai | ดอยม่อนผีตาย | Nan | 1107 | [114] | |
Doi Cham Hang | ดอยจำห้าง | Nan | 1105 | [115] | |
Doi Luang | ดอยหลวง | Phi Pan Nam Range | Lampang | 1100 | [103] |
Khao Nom Sao | เขานมสาว | Ranong | 1089 | [116] | |
Khao Phra Bat | ยอดเขาพระบาท | Chanthaburi | 1085 | [117] | |
Khao Fa Pha | เขาฟ้าผ่า | Sankamphaeng Range | Nakhon Ratchasima | 1078 | [84] |
Phu Sakhan | ภูสะคาน | Nan | 1070 | [118] | |
Doi Pha Chong | ดอยผาจอง | Nan | 1068 | [119] | |
Khao Um Yom | ยอดเขาอุมยอม | Tak | 1065 | [120] | |
Doi Hua Mot | ดอยหัวหมด | Tak | 1059 | [121] | |
Khun Nam Un | ขุนน้ำอุ่น | Nan | 1050 | [122] | |
Doi Khun Huai Loi | ดอยขุนห้วยลอย | Nan | 1042 | [123] | |
Doi Khun Nam Lae | ดอยขุนน้ำและ | Nan | 1033 | [124] | |
Doi San Klang | ดอยสันกลาง | Lampang | 1022 | [103] | |
Phu Yuen | ภูยืน | Nan | 1021 | [125] | |
Khao Phang Hoei | Phang Hoei Range | Chaiyaphum | 1008 | [126] | |
Doi Yai | ดอยใหญ่ | Nan | 1003 | [127] |
Name | Thai | Range | Province | Elev. | Observations |
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Doi Pha Huat | ดอยผาหวด | Lampang | 975 | [103] | |
Phanom Kapum Bai Kangeng | Chanthaburi | 945 | [128] | ||
Doi San Klang | สันกลาง | Phi Pan Nam | Chiang Rai | 938 | [129] |
Phu Hot | ภูฮอด | Nan | 890 | [130] | |
Khun Nam Lat | ขุนน้ำลาด | Nan | 887 | [131] | |
Khao Kamphaeng | เขากำแพง | Nakhon Ratchasima | 875 | [84] | |
Phu Khi | ภูคี | Dong Phaya Yen | Chaiyaphum | 875 | [132] Highest summit in the Phu Lan Ka National Park area |
Doi Pui | ดอยปุย | Phi Pan Nam | Chiang Rai | 843 | [129] |
Khao Yuet | เขายืด (เขาพระรอบ) | Tenasserim Hills | Ratchaburi | 834 | , [133] also known as Khao Phra Lop |
Doi Nang Non | ดอยนางนอน | Daen Lao | Chiang Rai | 830 | [134] |
Doi Ha | ดอยทา | Phi Pan Nam | Chiang Rai | 827 | Located right above Thoeng [135] |
Doi Ngop | ดอยงอบ | Nan | 792 | [136] | |
Khao Khiao | เขาเขียว | Khao Khiao Massif | Chonburi | 789 | [137] Highest point of the Khao Khiao Massif |
Khao Chin | Tenasserim Hills | Satun | 756 | [138] | |
Phu Khi Suk | ภูขี้สุข | Dângrêk | Ubon Ratchathani | 753 | [139] Highest point of the Phanom Dong Rak Range |
Khao Nom Nang | เขานมนาง | Tenasserim Hills | Kanchanaburi | 752 | [140] Breast-shaped hill near Erawan National Park |
Khao Tabaek | เขาตะแบก | Khao Khiao Massif | Chonburi | 732 | [141] |
Phu Ang So | ภูอ่างสอ | Sakhon Nakhon | 695 | [142] | |
Khao Bo Chomphu | เขาบ่อชมภู | Khao Khiao Massif | Chonburi | 667 | 611 m according to the nautical chart [143] Also known as Khao Chomphu |
Phu Lang Ka | ภูลังกา | Phu Phan | Nakhon Phanom | 641 | [144] Highest elevation in the Phu Phan Mountains |
Khao Ra | เขารา | Surat Thani | 627 | [145] Ko Pha Ngan's highest mountain | |
Phu Mai Hia | ภูไม้เฮียะ | Phu Phan | Mukdahan | 624 | [146] |
Chong Bok | ช่องบก | Dangrek | Ubon Ratchathani | 604 | Border tripoint [147] |
Phu Ya U | ภูย่าอู่ | Phu Phan | Udon Thani | 588 | [148] |
Phu Langka Nuea | ภูลังกาเหนือ | Phu Phan | Nakhon Phanom | 563 | [149] |
Doi Lan | ดอยลาน | Phi Pan Nam Range | Chiang Rai | 559 | Located south of Chiang Rai Town [150] |
Doi Wiang Mok | ดอยเวียงมอก | Phi Pan Nam | Chiang Rai | 546 | [151] Near Ban Wiang Mok |
Khao Ban That | ยอดเขาบรรทัด | Dangrek | Ubon Ratchathani | 543 | [152] |
Doi Hin Kaeo | ดอยหินแก้ว | Nan | 491 | [153] | |
Phu Kra Sa | ยอดภูกระซะ | Phu Phan | Mukdahan | 481 | [154] |
Phu Chong Si | ภูจอมศรี | Phu Phan | Mukdahan | 420 | [155] |
Khao Chamun | เขาจมื่น | Chanthaburi | 405 | [156] | |
Phu Thok | ภูทอก | Isolated hill | Bueng Kan | 359 | [157] Symbol of Bueng Kan Province |
Khao Cha Ang | เขาชะอางค์ | Chonburi | 260 | [158] | |
Khao Chakan | เขาฉกรรจ์ | Sa Kaeo | 240 | [159] | |
Khao Chang | เขาช้าง | Phang Nga | 240 | ||
Khao No-Khao Kaeo | เขาหน่อ-เขาแก้ว | Isolated hills | Nakhon Sawan | 231 | [160] |
Khao Tha Phet | เขาท่าเพชร | Surat Thani | 210 | [161] | |
Khao Phlong | เขาพลอง | Isolated hill | Chai Nat | 189 | |
Khao Ok Talu | เขาอกทะลุ | Phatthalung | 177 | ||
Khao Sakae Krang | เขาสะแกกรัง | Isolated hill | Uthai Thani | 148 | |
Khao Thong Chai | เขาธงชัย | Tenasserim Hills | Prachuap Khiri Khan | 85 | [162] Located by the seashore in Bang Saphan District |
Phu Khao Thong | ภูเขาทอง | Artificial hill | Bangkok | 78 | [163] |
Khao Sam Muk | เขาสามมุข | Isolated hill | Chonburi | 54 | [164] Symbol of Chonburi Province |
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The Phu Phan mountains are a range of hills dividing the Khorat Plateau of the Isan region of Thailand into two basins: the northern Sakhon Nakhon Basin, and the southern Khorat Basin.
The Thai highlands or Hills of northern Thailand is a mountainous natural region in the north of Thailand. Its mountain ranges are part of the system of hills extending through Laos, Burma, and China and linking to the Himalayas, of which they may be considered foothills.
Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park is a national park located in the Loei and Phitsanulok Provinces of Thailand. The protected area is located in the forested mountains of the Luang Prabang Range close to the border with Laos and is part of the Luang Prabang montane rain forests ecoregion. The park was the base of operations of the long fight of Thai combatant in communist war of Thailand.
The Khao Kho National park is located in Lom Kao, Lom Sak, Khao Kho and Mueang Phetchabun districts in Thailand's Phetchabun province. The national park covers an area of 483 square kilometres (186 sq mi) and was established in 2012.
The Daen Lao Range is a mountain range of the Shan Hills in eastern Burma and northern Thailand. Most of the range is in Shan State, with its northern limit close to the border with China, and runs southwards across the Thai border, at the northern end of Thailand.
The Luang Prabang Range, named after Luang Prabang, is a mountain range straddling northwestern Laos and Northern Thailand. Most of the range is located in Sainyabuli Province (Laos), as well as Nan and Uttaradit Provinces (Thailand), with small parts in Phitsanulok and Loei Provinces. Several rivers such as the Nan, Pua and Wa rivers, have their sources in this range. Phu Fa waterfall, the biggest and the tallest waterfall in Nan Province, is also located in these mountains. This range is part of the Luang Prabang montane rain forests ecoregion.
The Khun Tan Range is a mountain range that occupies a central position in Northern Thailand. Most of the range is located in Chiang Mai, western Chiang Rai, Lampang and Lamphun Provinces.
The Phi Pan Nam Range, also Pee Pan Nam, is a 400 km (249 mi) long system of mountain ranges in the eastern half of the Thai highlands. The range lies mostly in Thailand, although a small section in the northeast is within Sainyabuli and Bokeo provinces of Laos.
Lam Nam Nan National Park is a national park in Thailand's Phrae and Uttaradit provinces. The national park covers an area of 999 square kilometres (386 sq mi) and was established in 1998, it is home to rugged mountains and the reservoir of the Sirikit Dam.
The Thanon Thong Chai Range is a mountain range in northern Thailand. Its tallest peak is Doi Inthanon, the highest point in Thailand. Most of the range is in Chiang Mai Province, with parts in Mae Hong Son and Lamphun Provinces.
The Dawna Range, also known as Dawna Hills, is a mountain range in eastern Burma and northwestern Thailand. Its northern end is located in Kayah State where it meets the Daen Lao Range, a subrange of the Shan Hills. The range runs southwards along Kayin State as a natural border with Mon State in the west forming parallel ranges to the northern end of the Tenasserim Hills further south and southeast. The Dawna Range extends east of the Salween southwards from the Shan Hills for about 350 km, at the western limit of the Thai highlands. Its southern end reaches the Thai-Myanmar border in the Umphang area, entering Thailand west of Kamphaeng Phet. The Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary is in the Thai side of the range.
Phu Laen Kha National Park is a national park in Thailand with a total area of 125,312.50 rai covering Amphoe Kaset Sombun, Amphoe Nong Bua Daeng, Amphoe Mueang Chaiyaphum and Amphoe Ban Khwao of Chaiyaphum Province in northeastern region.
Ton Sak Yai National Park is a national park in Nam Pat, Tha Pla, Thong Saen Khan and Mueang Uttaradit districts in Uttaradit Province, Thailand, it was formerly known as Khlong Tron National Park.
Phu Pha Daeng Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife sanctuary in Lom Sak District of Thailand's Phetchabun Province. The sanctuary covers an area of 235 square kilometres (91 sq mi) and was established in 1999.
Khao Yai–Khao Na Pha Tang and Khao Ta Phrom Non-hunting Area is a non-hunting area in Thong Saen Khan District of Uttaradit Province. It covers an area of 24 km2 (9.3 sq mi) and was established in 1984.