At the Visitor Centre, via an interactive display, the visitors will be guided by staff of the National Park or well-trained community interpreters through the linkage

Visitor Centre and Environmental Education Display

At the Visitor Centre, via an interactive display, the visitors will be guided by staff of the National Park or well-trained community interpreters through the linkage and inter-dependence of human and nature; the establishment, development and functions of forests in human life; unique features of local people.

The interpretation will help visitors to understand conservation activities at the national park and be aware of their roles in preserving natural and cultural characteristics.

Introduction to traditional culture of the local people

Terrace for group activities

Souvenir shop

The souvenir booth is located next to the Visitor Centre, offering local crafts, made by local people: wool key chain, handbag …

Benefits from souvenir sales are contributed to community development and nature conservation activities at the national park.

Visitors can stay overnight at the designated camping area for a nominal fee. Tent, hammock, sleeping bag, blanket are available for rent.

Camping in the national park

Visitors can book a guest room or register to stay at the ranger offices of the park.