Phu Suan Sai National Park is a national park in Loei province, Thailand. The park is home to waterfalls, tropical rain forest, mountains and rock formations.
Geography Phu Suan Sai National Park is in Na Haeo district of Loei province. It is about west of the provincial capital Loei. The park's area is , with an elevation range of . The Mekong river is on the park's northern side, across from Laos.
Attractions Park waterfalls include Khing waterfall, with five tiers; Tat Pha waterfall high; and Tat Hueang waterfall high. Hin Si Thit is a rock formation, locally considered sacred and a site of pilgrimage.
Fauna The park hosts animals including tiger, lemur, serow, dhole, common muntjac, sambar deer, mouse deer and palm civet. Birds in the park include great hornbill, ashy drongo, bulbul, barbet, koel, tailorbird, red junglefowl and sunbird. Other bird species include short-tailed parrotbill, rufous-throated fulvetta and blue-naped pitta.
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