National Park Featured in Green Destinations’ 2026 List
Thailand’s Doi Inthanon National Park has been recognised in the Green Destinations Top 100 Stories 2026, highlighting its efforts to promote responsible tourism and protect natural heritage.
Known for its mountain landscapes, waterfalls, forest trails and rich biodiversity, Doi Inthanon is home to Thailand’s highest peak. The recognition puts a spotlight on the park as an example of how nature-based tourism can support conservation.
Focus on Nature and Local Communities
The park attracts visitors interested in mountain scenery, birdwatching, nature trails and the surrounding communities. Sustainable tourism initiatives aim to balance visitor experiences with the protection of the area’s forests, wildlife and local way of life.
Thailand’s Wider Sustainable Tourism Push
The recognition comes as Thailand promotes a tourism approach that places greater emphasis on quality experiences and long-term value rather than visitor numbers alone. The country is also highlighting lesser-known destinations and community-based experiences to spread tourism benefits more widely.
