Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai is a national park protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The park extends over four provinces in eastern Thailand at a distance of about 175 kilometers from Bangkok.

The park is located on a mountainous terrain, the highest peak of which reaches 1.351 meters above sea level. Nature is replete with full-flowing rivers, noisy waterfalls and green meadows. This evergreen forest is home to 112 species of mammals such as the elephant, deer, gibbon, tiger and wild Asian dog of more than 209 species of reptiles and amphibians, including the king cobra, python, dragon and turtle of more than 392 species of birds and countless numbers of butterflies and other insects.

The program of visiting the National Park includes 8 tours of different duration and saturation. Visitors have the opportunity to visit several observation decks, observe the flora and fauna in their original form, study the birds and mammals living here in more detail with professional guides and, of course, experience unforgettable sensations of staying in the real jungle, meeting the orange sun between the mountain slopes in the morning.