Kui Buri National Park

"Ready for an epic wildlife viewing experience? Look no further than Kui Buri National Park, nestled near the Burmese border in Thailand. This place is an elephant-lover's dream come true, with herds frequently spotted bathing at the watering ponds near the Pa Yang substation. You can even get up close and personal with them on wildlife-viewing platforms - how cool is that? Now, you might be thinking, "Can I just drive my own car in?" Well, the answer is yes, but only in certain areas. To explore the protected parts of the park, you'll need to hop on a guided tour in a pickup truck or 4x4 vehicle. And if you're keen to stay overnight, you can rent tents or bungalows and fall asleep to the sounds of the jungle. A word of advice for planning your trip - if you're coming between May and November, pack your rain gear because you're likely to get a good soaking. But if you're aiming for dryer weather, June and July are usually the best bets. So what are you waiting for? Let's go on an elephant-spotting adventure!"

"We went to a national park to try to see elephants. We weren't lucky but we were able to see buffaloes, toucans and a thousand different birds. "