Nakhon Ratchasima: As the late rainy season gives way to early winter, tourist hotspots in Nakhon Ratchasima are witnessing a significant influx of visitors. The scenic district of Khong Buri, renowned for its enchanting sea of fog at Fuji Khong Buri, has become particularly popular. Meanwhile, the nearby Khao Yai area has reported record-breaking visitor numbers during the recent long holiday, with daily entrance fees surpassing 1 million.
According to Thai News Agency, the transition between seasons has traditionally been a peak period for tourism in the region, but this year has seen exceptionally high numbers. The natural attractions of Nakhon Ratchasima offer a refreshing escape from urban life, drawing families, nature enthusiasts, and photographers alike. The sea of fog at Fuji Khong Buri provides a spectacular sight that attracts tourists early in the morning, while Khao Yai, known for its extensive national park and outdoor activities, continues to be a favorite for both day trippers and long-stay v
isitors.
Local businesses and tourism operators in Nakhon Ratchasima are reportedly pleased with the increase in tourism activity, which has boosted the local economy significantly. The surge in visitors has also led to a rise in employment opportunities in the service sector, including hotels, restaurants, and transport services.
Officials are monitoring the situation to ensure that the influx of tourists does not impact the ecological balance of the areas, especially in protected zones like Khao Yai National Park. Measures are being taken to manage the flow of visitors and promote sustainable tourism practices.