Kao Sok National Park

Kao Sok National Park in central Thailand provides everyone with the opportunity to get acquainted with the nature of rainforests. In addition to the untouched areas of the jungle on its territory in seven hundred and thirty-nine square kilometers there is a beautiful reservoir Chao Lan. To explore the most interesting sights of the park, you should allocate two or three days.

In addition to walking along equipped routes of different lengths and degrees of complexity, the park offers its visitors a variety of entertainment. You can visit the Suwan Kuha cave Buddhist temple, take an elephant ride through the jungle, raft the river with bamboo logs, or visit the magnificent Coral Cave.

Extraordinarily rich flora and fauna of the park. Perhaps the most famous representative of the local flora is Rafflesia - a parasitic plant with huge bright red flowers reaching a diameter of thirty centimeters. Among the mammals of the park can be called Asian elephants, tigers, Malay tapirs and a variety of monkeys.