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eboat 9th December 2009 03:30 AM

Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Hi all,
On 4-7 Dec i went to Phu KraDueng at Loei province, northeastern of Thailand.
There are one of most popular wild treking.
The distance between base of the hill to mountain top is 5.5 km
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Phu Kradueng national park have carrier service for tourist(60-70 kg/ 1 carrier :o), who would like to comfortable walk.
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On the mountain top is pine forest alternate with grass field and evergreen forest. Tourist can choose treking on waterfall trail or trail nearly cliff.
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In Dec-Jan, the red maple is a symbol of Phu Kradeung national park. It's attracted many many tourist to come here.
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In central of mountain top has many waterfall, origin of pong river. I visited here on winter so it's have a few water.
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Greenish mossy and sphagnum moss can found in every wet floor near waterfall.
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Rock field has small comunities of orchid and lichens
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I still walking through cliff trail.
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Lom Sak cliff, another one of Phu Kradeung symbol.
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I found 3 Genus of carnivorous; Nepenthes , Utricularia, Drosera.
I'm not sure is it N. smilesii?
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male flower and fruit
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Drosera burmanii
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Utricularia sp.
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caseyhoo 9th December 2009 06:29 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
5.5KM of wild trekking... That should be interested!!!!

NepNut 9th December 2009 11:08 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
If not mistaken, N. smilesii can be found there. Hope I can visit there one day...

alienfx 20th December 2009 05:27 PM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Some of the views are really fantastic at Phu KraDueng.Wish to go there myself someday.11km of walking in a day is not a small matter for a normal person.Hope they have a restaurant on top for lunch:tongue:...

cjloong 21st December 2009 08:13 PM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Very interesting place. I didn't know maples grow in TH though. Always thought maples are located in more temperate countries. What temperature range does this place have?

ellisonk001 21st December 2009 09:55 PM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Nice pictures; thanks for sharing!

David 22nd December 2009 10:48 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
I must agree the scenery is breathtaking. The D. burmanii are so cute all over the ground.

eboat 16th January 2010 12:55 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cjloong (Post 24333)
Very interesting place. I didn't know maples grow in TH though. Always thought maples are located in more temperate countries. What temperature range does this place have?

Generally, temperature range on monutaintop is around 0-25 C depend on weather. Some winter i might see dew frost on the grass.

And on mountaintop has many diner, where serve you with warming food.:1thumbup:

lamde83 21st February 2010 10:51 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Nice D.burmani ! I love them with this color. Is this place is a highland place?
I saw N.smilesii in highland

eboat 28th February 2010 01:47 AM

Re: Long march to Phu Kradueng, TH
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lamde83 (Post 26370)
Nice D.burmani ! I love them with this color. Is this place is a highland place?
I saw N.smilesii in highland

Yes, i live on 1,388 m above sea level but it can found in lowland.:smile:


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