Khao Yai National Park

"Khao Yai is home to a wide range of wildlife, including elephants, tigers, gibbons, deer, and various species of birds. Wildlife enthusiasts can embark on guided tours and safaris to spot these animals in their natural habitat. The park is also known for its vibrant birdlife, making it a paradise for bird watchers. The park offers numerous hiking and trekking trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging treks. Trails like the Pha Kluai Mai to Haew Suwat and the Nong Pak Chi Wildlife Watching Tower route allow visitors to explore the park’s diverse ecosystems, including evergreen forests, grasslands, and riverine areas. The park offers several camping areas for people who wish to stay overnight in the park. There is a possibility of renting all necessary camping gear including tent and mattress. Moreover, while staying overnight you can opt for a night safari tour where park rangers pick you up from your campsite and with a huge pickup truck and take you on a tour where you search for animals that come out at night."

"Let me tell you about this amazing spot I stumbled upon during my travels in Thailand. It's called Khao Yai National Park and it's the first-ever national park in the country, created way back in 1962. Can you believe it?! Located in the stunning Sankamphaeng Mountain Range, this place is a haven for hikers and climbers. But it's not just about the mountains, folks. Khao Yai has got some seriously diverse landscapes to explore, from lush tropical forests to sprawling grasslands. Oh, and did I mention the wildlife? You're in for a treat, my friends. Keep your eyes peeled for gibbons, leopards, monkeys, and even elephants roaming around. And if you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a rare tiger. Can you say epic photo opp? But that's not all - there are also plenty of waterfalls to discover in the park. And the biggest one? Haew Narok. Trust me, you don't want to miss that one."