A 360-acre ethical forest sanctuary and learning center dedicated to elephant welfare and nature conservation. Partnered with World Animal Protection, the sanctuary provides a forever home for rescued elephants to roam freely, bathe in the Khek River, and express natural behaviors in a high-welfare environment. Visitors can observe elephants in their natural habitat, take guided forest walks, and learn about wildlife conservation right on the resort’s surrounding grounds.

Located in the heart of Phitsanulok city along the Nan River, this landmark 14th-century temple is home to Phra Buddha Chinnarat, widely regarded as one of Thailand's most flawless and revered golden Buddha images. The temple complex features intricate Ayutthaya-style architecture, mother-of-pearl inlaid doors, and a central golden prang housing sacred Buddha relics.

Situated on the banks of the Nan River, this historical site marks the birthsite and childhood home of King Naresuan the Great. Visitors can stroll through open-air archaeological ruins of the ancient royal palace, explore manicured park grounds, and visit the interactive museum center detailing the history, military campaigns, and heritage of Phitsanulok during the Ayutthaya period.

A peaceful natural park located along Highway 12, Sakunothayan offers a refreshing retreat surrounded by shaded walkways, native flora, and gentle cascades. The park's centerpiece is a broad, low-tier waterfall on the Wang Thong River, making it a popular spot for picnicking, relaxing under large timber trees, and observing local bird species. Facilities include paved paths, picnic spots, and scenic viewpoints along the riverbank.

Positioned right along the Wang Thong River, Kaeng Song Waterfall is one of the corridor's most accessible natural highlights. The river flows across wide rock shelves, creating a roaring cascade that changes with

Perched high on a misty mountain ridge along Highway 12, this architectural landmark is famous for its sanctuary covered in over 5 million colorful mosaic tiles, porcelain pieces, and semi-precious stones. The temple grounds feature five cascading white Buddha statues overlooking sweeping valleys, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding Khao Kho mountain ranges.