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Established in 1961, this is Thailand’s oldest national park and is highly regarded by naturalists.

Covering an area of 2,172 square kilometers and rising from 400 to 1,400 meters above sea level, it features one of the largest intact monsoon forests in mainland Asia.

Fauna and flora

Gibbon at Khao YaiAmong the residents of Khao Yai National Park are some 200 wild elephants, as well as sambar and barking deer, gaur, wild pigs, bats, gibbons and macaques. For bird lovers the park is home to Thailand’s largest population of hornbills. There are also vast numbers of flowering trees and shrubs to be found here, as well as many beautiful butterfly species.

Walking trails

The park has over 50 kilometers of hiking trails so walking is a big attraction. There are many trails to choose from and experienced guides are on hand to help you make the most of your time here.

A night safari by jeep is one of the best ways to spot wildlife, with December to February being the best time to see elephants.

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    • Explore the Khmer temples of Khao Yai National Park
      Entering through the east gate of Phanom Rung

      Explore the Khmer temples of Khao Yai National Park

      Explore the Khmer temples of Khao Yai National Park

      Prasat Hin Phanom Rung is the most beautiful sandstone sanctuary in Thailand, where you can learn about the fascinating Khmer heritage of the region.

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