Two-day tour to Khao Sok National Park

Sixty-five square kilometers of Khao Sok Park is occupied by Thailand's largest lake Cheo Lan.

Cheow Lan Lake is surrounded by a ring of limestone cliffs. The lake has an area of 65 square kilometers and the deepest point is 150 m. The lake is of artificial origin and was born in the early 1980s as a result of the construction of a dam. In this case, at the bottom of the lake remained two Thai villages with all the buildings, school and temple.

Now Lake Cheo Lan is the main source of fresh water for the entire region. It is remarkable because it is located in the fracture of karst mountains that protrude from the bottom of the lake to heights of more than 1,000 meters. The vertical rocks are covered with bizarre stalactites and there are many caves and grottoes everywhere. There are only a few places on our planet that are comparable to Cheo Lan Lake.

Special attention is paid to the 3 m cliffs in Guilin Bay: there is a legend that they were "three brothers" who competed for the heart of a beautiful princess. This landscape is the hallmark of Cheo Lan Lake and every tourist who has been here considers it his duty to take a photo against the backdrop of these wonderful rocks.

Khao Sok National Park and Cheo Lan Lake is one of the most interesting and beautiful places in southern Thailand, and it is impossible to miss such a sight.