Khao Yai Wildlife Tours
Founded in 1962, Khao Yai National Park stands as Thailand’s first national park. Its flora and fauna earned it a World Heritage Site designation in 2005. The national park, with a large area of 2,168 square kilometers, makes it Thailand’s thrid largest national park, encompassing grasslands, evergreen forests, and highland evergreen forests. Elevations normally range between 400 and 1000 meters, with the highest point being 1,351 meters. There are over 2,000 plant and tree species and 340 bird species recorded in the national park, including the great hornbill, the coral-billed ground cuckoo, and the Siamese Fireback, Thailand’s national bird, as well as 71 mammal species such as Asian elephants, sun bears, gaurs, gibbons, pig-tailed macaques, wild pigs, sambar deer, and dholes. The two most well-known waterfalls in the national park are the highest Hew Narok waterfall, which looks so amazing in the rainy season, and the Hew Suwat waterfall, which appeared in the popular film “The Beach.”
Wildlife and Nature at Khao Yai National Park
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About Jungle Planet
Since 2003, Jungle Planet has offered licensed wildlife, birdwatching, and wildlife photography tours to Khoa Yai National Park, customizing each tour to meet the interests and requirements of our guests. We provide private tours for those who prefer a more personal touch and group tours for guests who come together or want to meet new people while exploring the wonders of Thailand’s first national park.