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Saraburi To Launch Its New Eco-tourism Attraction

Jai Dee
Jai Dee
in Central Thailand

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Saraburi to Launch its New Eco-Tourism Attraction

Saraburi Province will soon open a new eco-tourism site to promote tourism activities in the province.

The new tourism attraction in Saraburi involves eco-tour of its water streams, falls, and mountains in Muaklek (มวกเหล็ก) district. The aim is to create more diversified choices in tourism activities. Rafting along the still-naturally intact Muaklek stream, mountain biking to experience the clean air, driving ATVs in exploration of the beautiful scenery, and camping are activities that will provide new alternatives for eco-tourism enthusiasts.

The new tourism attraction is a joint collaboration between the Saraburi provincial administration, the Tourism Authority of Thailand Region 6, the Saraburi Association of Tourism Businesses, the Jedsaonoi (เจ็ดสาวน้อย) Falls National Park, local administrations, and the private sector.

Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 06 Febuary 2006

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