Famous Plants and Trees of Phu Kradueng
- Maple Tree or Fai Duean Ha (ไฟเดือนห้า) - The leaves of these trees turn red during the winter season (in Thailand the month of December). If travelers want to be sure that they will see red leaves they can and should phone the park beforehand.
- Nepenthes (a genus of pitcher plants) - Can be found close to the Pha Na Noi and Pha Daeng cliffs.
- Siam Tulip - This tulip can be found close to Pha Yiap Mek and Pha Daeng cliffs. This flower blooms beautifully annually during the month of April. In the month of May you can still find many of these flowers blooming but insects and other animals will have begun to eat them.
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