Thailand National Parks

Thailand has some 50 national parks and wildlife sanctuaries covering more than 25,000 square km. evenly spread throughout the kingdom, such place afford nature lovers opportunities to enjoy Thai flora and fauna in unspoiled surroundings.

Khao Yai National Park

Some 200 km. northeast of Bangkok it covers more than 540,000 acres, has an average elevation of 800 metres and highest peak of 1,351 metres. The park supports elephants, tigers, bears, giant hornbills and other protected wildlife, countless species of wild flowers, trees and spectacular waterfalls.

Doi Inthanon National Park

Located in Chiang Mai province, and location of Thailand's highest mountain (2,565 metres). Forest above 1,800 metres is covered with lichens and wild orchids, while at lower levels, several lovely waterfalls share the mountainside with Meo and Karen hilltribe villages.

Ao Phang Nga National Park

Close to Phuket in Phang Nga province, verdant limestone islands, honeycombed with caves and aquatc grottoes, soar from almost perpetually calm waters. Major attractions include prehistoric rock paintings and a stilted Muslim fishing village.

Koh Samui and Ang Thong Marine National Park

Located in Surat Thani province and covering an area of over 250 square km. This area comprises various islands noted for colourful coral reefs and abundant marine life.

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