Where to Travel in June? Top Nature Spots You Can’t Miss

Where to travel in June? If you're looking for nature destinations in Thailand, Gother will take you to explore the exciting secondary provinces for your June nature trip! Whether you're an adventurous type who loves the thrill of exploration or someone who prefers a relaxed stroll, these trips will allow you to experience the true beauty of nature.

Nature lovers, this is for you! Today, Gother will take you on an epic one-day trip to Phatthalung. Start at Khlong Pak Pra, renowned for its sunset views and the traditional fishing lifestyle that will make you fall in love!

This place is home to various aquatic species, making it an important local fishery. The highlight is the sight of the giant fishing nets. Hop on a long-tail boat to get up close to these nets and experience the local lifestyle of fishing with large dip nets, especially early in the morning. The best time to visit is between 5:30 - 7:00 AM, as the rising sun creates a beautiful scene of sunlight shimmering on the water, and you’ll see the villagers lifting the nets in the peaceful morning atmosphere. This is also when fish are most abundant. Don’t miss the stunning sunrise and sunset views—favorites of many professional photographers for their breathtaking beauty. The ideal time to see the sunset is around 4:30 - 6:00 PM at Khlong Pak Pra, known for its picturesque scenery at this time. Experience it yourself on this June trip!

After taking in the views at Khlong Pak Pra, stop by the Suan Phai Coffee Roasting House, a gathering spot for coffee lovers. It’s divided into two zones: a wooden building and a bamboo forest area with a relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy fragrant tea and coffee, paired with Thai desserts or fried mantou. They also offer DIY coffee roasting sets—an ideal spot for KLUB members who are coffee and tea aficionados.

End your day with an adrenaline rush by rafting at Nan Mod Daeng. The cool weather makes this a year-round destination. The rafting experience is thrilling as you navigate through challenging but not too difficult currents, making it perfect for beginners or families with children. Along the 6.5-kilometer route, enjoy the lush forest scenery. You can also pause for pictures and soak in the impressive views around you. It’s a great opportunity to interact with locals and learn about the local culture, making the journey even more enjoyable.

Recommended Accommodation in Phatthalung

Must-Try Activities in Phatthalung

Where to travel in June? We invite you to experience the natural wonders of Chaiyaphum, a destination with breathtaking landscapes.

Start your June trip in the morning at Pa Hin Ngam National Park, where you can witness the beautiful Dok Krachiao (Siam Tulip) fields blooming in shades of pink and purple under the morning light. This natural spectacle can be enjoyed from June to August. The best time to visit is from 6:00 - 9:00 AM when the park is most crowded. If you want to take photos in the cool mist while walking through the flowers, breathing in the fresh air, arrive at the park before 7 AM. Don’t forget to try the local Krachiao flower ice cream!

Next, climb to Pha Sud Phan Din Viewpoint for panoramic views of thick mist and mountain ranges. Take photos along the cliffside and admire the uniquely shaped rocks scattered around. Visitors can also help with the park’s reforestation efforts by shooting seeds from a slingshot off the cliff. If you get tired walking around the park, there’s a tram service available to take you to different attractions—very convenient!

Later in the morning, visit Mo Hin Khao, a group of sandstone pillars with unusual shapes formed by nature. Take photos with the five massive pillars, one of which has a circumference of 22 people’s arms. Nearby is the Khlong Chang Rock Formation, about 500 meters away, with many peculiar rock shapes. It’s often referred to as Thailand’s Stonehenge.

For lunch, try local Chaiyaphum dishes like Khao Suan Kwang Grilled Chicken, Chicken Steamed in Banana Leaves, or a spicy Som Tum Thai salad to fuel up before your next adventure. In the late afternoon, head to Tham Kaew Temple to marvel at the shimmering stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave. Pay your respects to the Buddha statue enshrined within for good fortune. The trail through the cave is short but dark, so it’s recommended to contact the staff before entering, wear sneakers, and bring a flashlight.

Recommended Accommodation in Chaiyaphum

Continue your nature adventures in June with a trip to Nakhon Nayok, a province near Bangkok brimming with natural beauty and special attractions waiting to be explored.

Where to travel in June? Start your trip at Khao Chong Lom, a year-round destination that’s especially popular between June and September due to the rainy season. During this time, the grass is lush green, and the waterfalls are full, creating a picturesque scene that looks like a painting. Take a boat from Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam to walk on the soft grass, climb over rocks, breathe the fresh air, and take photos with the rare scenic views. It’s recommended to visit in the morning when the sun isn’t too hot, so you can comfortably explore and take photos from various angles.

Afterward, return by boat to the mainland to visit Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam, Thailand’s longest roller-compacted concrete dam. Walk along the top of the dam to admire the fusion of engineering and nature. Enjoy a picnic by the water or simply relax in the cool breeze while taking in the panoramic views of the green mountains and sparkling reservoir.

End your trip with a leisurely stroll under the Bamboo Tunnel at Wat Chulapornwanaram. The tunnel is formed by tall bamboo trees bending toward each other to create an 800-meter-long walkway. Sunlight filters through the bamboo leaves, creating a magical glow, making it a perfect spot for photos and relaxation. Wooden benches are scattered along the path for you to take a break. After enjoying nature, you can visit the temple at the end of the bamboo tunnel, make merit, and offer prayers. On weekends, there’s a local market selling goods from the community. For dessert lovers, try the Green Tea Ice Cream imported from Japan and the Mayongchid Smoothie, made from the province’s famous fruit, at Sweet Cabin, a hidden ice cream shop in the middle of the bamboo forest.

Recommended Accommodation in Nakhon Nayok

For your June travels, let's head to northern Thailand to explore Phrae, a small province rich in cultural charm and natural beauty.

Where to travel in June? Begin your trip with a visit to Tham Pha Nang Khoi Cave, a place where natural beauty meets a heartwarming legend of love. Inside the cave, you’ll find uniquely shaped stalactites and stalagmites, most notably a rock resembling a woman carrying a baby, which fascinates visitors. Explore all 13 sections of the cave while imagining the love story between a princess and a boatman.

After the cave tour, visit two famous temples in Phrae. The first is Wat Nakhuha, a source of fresh air and a resting place of Phra Chao Ton Luang, a golden Buddha statue standing majestically amidst the fields. You can cross a bamboo bridge to pay your respects. Those seeking blessings often ask for good health by using the local Makham Pom (Indian gooseberries) grown throughout the village as offerings.

Next, head to Wat Phra That Cho Hae, a revered temple of the province, to pay respects for good luck. Admire the beauty of the 108-spire stupa and make a wish at the Phra Chao Tan Jai statue, which many believe grants immediate blessings when your forehead touches the Buddha’s finger while making your wish. With such strong faith, KLUB members of Gother must give it a try!

Before driving back, recharge with a cup of coffee at Khae Rabeid Café. Sip on fragrant coffee while learning about Phrae’s history from the café owner. You can also admire the art displayed around the shop, which tells stories of the local area. Popular menu items include Khae Rabeid Cocoa, Bergamot Sugarcane Coffee, Americano with Sugarcane, and Manu Green Tea. KLUB coffee and tea enthusiasts, don’t forget to review the taste for your friends!

Recommended Accommodation in Phrae

If you're looking for a laid-back nature escape in Saraburi, Chet Khot-Pong Kon Sao Nature Park is the perfect camping spot for you.

Here, you can choose between pitching a tent by the water or under the large trees. For the best spots, arrive early in the morning. The park also offers air-conditioned accommodations. The atmosphere is cool and peaceful, with the occasional strong breeze adding to the fun of camping. Barbecue lovers can enjoy grilling amidst nature, but remember to bring your own food and drinks. If you're lucky, you may wake up to see a light mist covering the treetops. Stroll along the banks of the Sap Pa Wan Reservoir, and you might even spot wild rabbits!

What makes this June destination special is the bike route around the reservoir, perfect for a relaxing ride while taking in the scenery. There’s also a nature trail where you can enjoy birdwatching and see beautiful plants. Visit the Mor Khreua Viewpoint, 1.8 kilometers from the visitor center, or explore Chet Khot Waterfall, a 3-kilometer hike from the park entrance. The trail may require crossing streams, but there are ropes to guide you. From late June through the rainy season, the waterfall is full, and you may even spot unusual mushrooms and butterflies along the way.

If you have time on your way back, or if you're traveling with family, we recommend ending your trip at Ban Tha Rit. Bring the kids to play with goats and sheep in the green fields. Visit between 3:00 - 5:00 PM to avoid the heat and enjoy a picnic while watching the sunset behind Pa Sak Jolasid Dam. On weekends, you can also fly kites, feed piglets, and snap photos with the picturesque surroundings, making you feel like you're in New Zealand! For those who love this kind of atmosphere, you're sure to enjoy the entire trip.

Recommended Accommodation in Saraburi

Must-Try Activities in Saraburi

Finally, for the last June travel destination for nature lovers, don’t miss a Pink Dolphin Watching Trip in Khanom, Nakhon Si Thammarat. Start your morning at Laem Prathap Pier, where it’s best to arrive between 7:00 - 8:00 AM to maximize your chances of spotting the adorable dolphins. Local boats can be rented for a private trip. All boats come equipped with life jackets, ensuring safety. This is a family-friendly trip, or it’s perfect for a fun outing with friends.

On the way, the boat will take you to see Khao Phap Pha, a highlight of the trip. This mountain consists of rock layers stacked on top of each other, resembling folded cloth—an incredible natural formation. After taking photos here, the boat will head to the pink dolphin viewing area, home to these rare marine animals. If you're lucky, you'll see dolphins leaping near the boat, both in light pink and darker hues, as well as gray dolphins. It’s a charming sight that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.

Next, the boat will take you to Koh Nui, where you can pay respects to Luang Pu Thuat. There is also a spot on the island believed to be where Luang Pu Thuat made fresh water appear from the sea. This sacred place is full of faith from visitors who come to worship.

On a clear day, you can also see Koh Samui and Koh Phangan from a distance. Where to travel in June? Go dolphin-watching and visit Khao Phap Pha in Nakhon Si Thammarat! Don’t forget to bring your camera and stylish outfits for amazing photos!

Recommended Accommodation in Nakhon Si Thammarat

How do you feel about these nature travel destinations for June? Do you have an idea now of where to go in June? Once you've picked your favorite trip, book your flights, accommodations, and activities with Gother and get ready to experience the beauty of Thailand’s nature during the start of the rainy season in June. Whether you enjoy adventurous or laid-back nature trips, we’ve got everything you need for the perfect trip. Travel your way with Gother!