The first documented dinosaur footprints from Southeast Asia were theropod footprints found in Thailand at Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary. Since then, Mesozoic vertebrate footprints have been discovered in twelve different localities in Thailand. In 2000, dinosaur footprints were found in Phu Kao National Park in Northeastern Thailand, however, they have never been studied in detail. The following study presents the first map, the complete measurements, the geology, and stratigraphy of the site and surrounding area. The study discusses the nature of the trackmaker and the digitigrade character of the footprints. This discovery represents the first documented occurrence of dinosaur footprints inside the Early Cretaceous Sao Khua Formation from Thailand.

来自东南亚的第一个有记录的恐龙脚印是在泰国的富兰野生动物保护区发现的兽脚亚目脚印。从那以后，在泰国的十二个不同地区发现了中生代脊椎动物的足迹。2000年，在泰国东北部的富考国家公园发现了恐龙脚印，但尚未对其进行详细研究。以下研究提供了该地点和周围地区的第一张地图，完整的测量结果，地质和地层。该研究讨论了跟踪器的性质和足迹的数字等级特征。这一发现代表了泰国早白垩世圣瓜组内恐龙足迹的首次记录。