The park has several caves, a nice viewpoint, several beaches and campsites. The 420 square kilometre Khlong Lan National Park covers the Dawna mountain range in Kamphaeng Phet’s Muang and Khlong Lan districts. It was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The main island is not populated, no vehicles/motorcycles allowed on the entire island.
The Facebook page of Khlong Lan National Park in Thailand’s northwestern Kamphaeng Phet province, report that camera traps, set up to track the population of tigers, instead managed to capture a sighting of a black panther and leopard.
It is one of the best destination for birders and other wildlife enthusiast, no doubt one of the most diverse wildlife areas in the country.
Relatively easy to spot elephants and other animals.Mu Ko Lanta National Park consists of several islands and there is more to see on the some of other islands than on main island.Hua Hin (~85 km), Bangkok (~280 km), Kanchanaburi (~280 km)The park is famous for it's wild elephants and gaurs with almost 100% guarantee of elephant sighting any given day of the year.It is a great destination for birders and trekkers, one of the few places in Thailand where tigers still exists in wild.Chantaburi (~90 km), Pattaya (~250 km), Bangkok (~300 km)A marine national park known for its waterfalls, long trails, viewpoints, white sandy beaches and coral reefs.Phetchabun (~110 km), Khon Kaen (~150 km), Phitsanulok (~145 km)One of the best national park in Northeast Thailand with good wildlife watching, bird-watching and hiking possibilities.Plagued by constant poaching, Pang Sida still have some impressive wildlife, home to a smaller population of tigers and other wildlife.Famous for it's spectacular viewpoints which are the best in the country, misty forests, waterfalls and historical sites.Loei (~80 km), Khon Khen (~140 km), Phetchabun (~185 km)Accessible by a challenging long hike, one of the best in the country, popular for it's trails, waterfalls, viewpoints and cool weather.It is a very small but interesting national park, home to some weird rock formations, waterfall and a cave with ancient wall paintings.Phitsanulok (~100 km), Loei (~125 km), Uttaradit (~140 km)A quite small national park popular among birders and hikers. The summit area has picturesque mossy forests, always humid.Hua Hin (~85 km), Bangkok (~200 km), Kanchanaburi (~195 km)The largest national park in Thailand.
As top predators, their existence helps maintain the ecological integrity of an area, for example by limiting the abundance of herbivores.© 1986 Panda Symbol WWF – World Wide Fund For Nature (formerly World Wildlife Fund) Relatively easy to see deer species, elephants, hornbills, gibbons, macaques, porcupines, civets.Hua Hin (~85 km), Bangkok (~280 km), Kanchanaburi (~280 km)Situated right south of Kaeng Krachan National Park and 88 km from Hua Hin, the elephant sighting in this national park is almost 100% in any given day of the year. In the north, many attractions of Doi Suthep - Doi Pui National Park are already open.
There is a 8 km long trail, and possible to camp on a mountain at 1,408 meters asl.Kanchanaburi (~85 km), Bangkok (~240 km), Ayutthaya (~245 km)A popular park known for it's waterfalls, caves, historical sites and raft houses along the River Kwai. Do you also know that around 10% of all marine species in the world can be found in Thailand? Home to impressive mammal species.Bangkok (~240 km), Ayutthaya (~195 km), Khao Yai (~68 km)Known to be the best gaur viewing site in Thailand, it is a montane reforestation area adjacent to Khao Yai National Park.Hua Hin (~25 km), Phetchaburi (~90 km), Prachuap Khiri Khan (~85 km)A small mangrove forest park with a nice boardwalk, a beach and possibility for boat tour in the mangrove forest.© Thai National Parks, 2020 | T.A.T. In Kuiburi National Park, WWF Thailand is working with Park Superintendent, Chonlathorn Chamnankit, and park rangers to study the distribution and abundance of tigers, other large carnivores (such as leopards), and their prey, as a basis for improved management. Doi Inthanon Natinoal Park will open 1st August.Expand below to see the full list of the parks that opened from 1st July.vc: visitor cap, limited to max number of visitors per dayDo you know that there are still wild tigers, elephants, leopards, tapirs, gaurs, bears and many monkey species in many tropical rainforests across Thailand?
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