Ecotourism: Embrace Nature at the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park

The Sirindhorn International Environmental Park is located within the Rama VI Camp in Cha-am District, Phetchaburi Province, serves as a hub for learning and training in the conservation of natural resources and the environment. . Established under royal initiative, the park aims to educate everyone about the importance of sustainable resource use. It is not just a beautiful ecotourism  destination but also a learning center that allows visitors to genuinely understand and care for the environment.

Within the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park, there are various interesting learning sites and activities, such as the Energy for the Environment Exhibition, which provides knowledge on how to use energy efficiently in daily life and reduce environmental impact. Additionally, there is a wastewater treatment system that demonstrates ways to conserve water for reuse. The park also promotes the philosophy of sufficiency economy, which aligns with a sustainable lifestyle. 

One of the highlights not to be missed is the Princess Mother’s Mangrove Forest, planted by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn in 1994, which has since flourished into a thriving and beautiful mangrove forest. Moreover, the park is well-equipped with facilities for meetings, seminars, and various activities, including accommodation and dining services, making it an ideal place for both learning and relaxation.

A visit to the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park not only allows visitors to experience the beauty of nature but also learn how to conserve natural resources and energy sustainably. Visitors will gain an understanding of the importance of environmental preservation and be able to apply the knowledge gained to their daily lives effectively. This park is a valuable destination that offers both knowledge and experience.

For Additional Information : Sirindhorn International Environmental Park
Tel : +66 3250 8352, +66 3250 8406-9
Link : https://home.sirindhornpark.or.th/