Kao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park is one of the oldest nature reserves in Thailand. Here tourists can see the rarest representatives of endangered species of animals and plants.

Kao Yai Park is located 250 kilometers northeast of Bangkok. The area of the park is 2.168 square kilometers.

The relief of the park is formed by mountains and a majestic plain. The highest peak of the park is Khao Rom, rising 1.351 meters. In the park there are various types of tropical vegetation, as well as plants of deciduous and high mountain forests. Also here you can see many waterfalls with rapid tropical rivers. The park has 2 major rivers - Nakhon Nayok and Lam Takhong.

Also here you can find monkeys walking along the roads, as well as deer, owls, snakes, porcupines, elephants and many other animals and birds.