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However, the adventurous types who insist on visiting have been told to bring along protective equipment and move with caution.

People have also been advised to study the latest information posted on the national park’s Facebook page @PKDnationalpark before travelling.

Molave brought heavy rains and strong winds to the western part of Isaan, but has been weakening since Thursday.

Tourists urged to stay away as Molave makes Phu Kradueng mountain dangerous

In a Facebook post on Friday, Phu Kradueng National Park advised tourists to delay their trips as continuous, heavy rainfall brought by tropical storm Molave has made travelling up or down the mountain difficult.