| The Royal Forestry Department, with the cooperation of the Danish Government, has explored and designated this 625-rai area to be a pine conservation area. To be a pine conservation area. Despite its inclination for mountainous area, pine here grows on the plain in Mixed deciduous forest, mixing with other trees such as timber trees, redwood and crape myrtle. The Department has designated trekking routes, prepared recreational areas, and grown some more trees.
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