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From the junction to the right of
the road heading towards Than Sadet
Waterfall stands a group of ancient

buildings where a statue of King
Chulalongkorn is located. Nearby is a
rock with the inscription of royal initials
in Thai alphabets and numerals ‘จปร
108’. Adjacent are some plantations.
Opposite the stream stands a rock
inscribed with royal initials and years
in Rattankosin era ‘ปปร 2469, 2471’.
Walking further down the path, visitors

will find the second group of ancient
buildings on the right-hand side. Here,
more royal initials ‘วปร 130’ and

another ‘จปร’ with the year of visit are found, followed by ‘ปปร, รพ
2469’. Walking past the national park office will lead to the third
group of ancient buildings where royal initials are found on both sides
of the stream including ‘รพ’ and ‘ภปร’ 23 April 1962, as well as the
name ‘Than Sadet’ in Thai which he had it inscribed when coming here

in 1889. Close to the mouth of the stream stands the last group of
ancient buildings. Royal initials of the three mentioned kings and an
old pavilion where they used to stay appear on the left-hand side.

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