Pha Ham Hot, the most thrilling check-in point

#Get a discount without relying on luck ### 🌄 **Review of "Pha Ham Hot", Sai Thong National Park, Chaiyaphum Province: A thrilling check-in spot amidst nature** #### 📍 **Basic information** - **Location**: Inside Sai Thong National Park, Nong Bua Rawe District, Chaiyaphum Province - **Distinctive features**: A cliff protruding from the air like a board (width x length ≈ 1 x 1 meter) located on the Phang Heo mountain range, **864–867 meters** above sea level - **Name**: Comes from the feeling of "being thrilled until your dick shrinks" when standing on a rock with nothing supporting it below #### 🌿 **Highlights of visiting Pha Ham Hot** 1. **Panoramic view** - See the lush forests of Nong Bua Daeng and Phakdi Chumphon Districts. In the early morning, you may find fog covering the area and sunlight shining on the mountain ridge. - Compare with "Pha Sud Phaen Din": - **Pha Ham Hot**: Located in Sai Thong National Park, overlooking Chaiyaphum Province. - **Pha Sud Phaen Din**: Located in Pa Hin Ngam National Park, it is the intersection of 3 regions (Northeastern-Central-Northern). 2. **Nature Trail** - **Walking**: From the parking lot (Pha Pho Mueang) to Pha Ham Hot, a distance of **500 meters** through the dry dipterocarp forest and wild flowers. 3. **Challenging and thrilling** - Standing on a rock slab jutting out of the air can be quite thrilling. Although there is enough space for 2-3 people, be careful of strong winds and slippery conditions. #### 📸 **Tips for taking photos and checking in** - **Beautiful photo angles**: - Stand on the rocks with your friend standing from the side to emphasize the height. - Take photos of the morning mist along the path to Pha Ham Hot - **Nearby spots you shouldn't miss**: - **Pha Chom Dao**: Stop to take photos on the way to Pha Ham Hot ### 💎 **Summary** > "Pha Ham Hot" is a landmark of **challenge and beauty**, suitable for tourists who love thrills and lush nature. You should prepare **non-slip sneakers** and check the weather before going because the way up can be slippery during heavy rain.