They require large areas to survive and their conservation should therefore benefit smaller animals within an area as well. Established in 1962, KhaoYai is Thailand’s first official national park, as well as the third-largest park in the country. It was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We are only listing the ones we have written about. As top predators, their existence helps maintain the ecological integrity of an area, for example by limiting the abundance of herbivores.WWF Thailand is working with Kuiburi National Park to study the distribution and abundance of tigers, other large carnivores. It is one of the best destination for birders and other wildlife enthusiast, no doubt one of the most diverse wildlife areas in the country. The Facebook page of Khlong Lan National Park in Thailand’s northwestern Kamphaeng Phet province, report that camera traps, set up to track the population of tigers, instead managed to capture a sighting of a black panther and leopard.

We are rapidly adding more parks as we visit them. Most major national parks in Thailand re-opened 1st July, 64 fully, 63 partly and others to be remained closed.Since 1st July, many other parks and wildlife sanctuaries re-opened. As top predators, their existence helps maintain the ecological integrity of an area, for example by limiting the abundance of herbivores.© 1986 Panda Symbol WWF – World Wide Fund For Nature (formerly World Wildlife Fund)

“The population of tigers in Thailand’s forests has been dropping significantly over the past decades and they have been classified as an endangered species,” the post said. There are fewer than 400 tigers remaining in Thailand’s forests. The crystal clear waters of the falls during the cooler and hot seasons suitable for swimming.A group of 51 islands spread over three archipelagos. Do you know that there are still wild tigers, elephants, leopards, tapirs, gaurs, bears and many monkey species in many tropical rainforests across Thailand? Relatively easy to see deer species, elephants, hornbills, gibbons, macaques, porcupines, civets.Hua Hin (~85 km), Bangkok (~280 km), Kanchanaburi (~280 km)Situated right south of Kaeng Krachan National Park and 88 km from Hua Hin, the elephant sighting in this national park is almost 100% in any given day of the year. There are 127 national parks in Thailand, of them 22 marine national parks.

The largest and best-studied tiger population is in the Western Forest Complex, in western Thailand. Interestingly, while Erawan National Park is primarily dominated by broadleaf rainforest, it receives less rain than most of the surrounding area.

Do you also know that around 10% of all marine species in the world can be found in Thailand? The park is best known for it's lush forests and rafthouses on Chew Lan Lake. And the fact that Thailand is the best bird-watching destination in mainland Asia?National parks are protected areas of land because they have unspoilt landscapes and a diverse number of native plants and animals. License: 12/02497, license issued for GibbonWoot (Managing Company) Kuiburi National Park represents the southern edge of this forested region. The summit area has picturesque mossy forests, always humid.Hua Hin (~85 km), Bangkok (~200 km), Kanchanaburi (~195 km)The largest national park in Thailand. Doi Inthanon Natinoal Park will open 1st August.Expand below to see the full list of the parks that opened from 1st July.vc: visitor cap, limited to max number of visitors per dayDo you know that there are still wild tigers, elephants, leopards, tapirs, gaurs, bears and many monkey species in many tropical rainforests across Thailand? How safaris work: With the exception of Satpura in Madhya Pradesh, which is the only reserve offering walking safaris, safaris are conducted in Maruti Suzuki Gypsies which can be booked for morning, afternoon, and sometimes night drives with a local guide. Several campsites and number of bungalows make it possible to stay at the island which has a nice secondary forest full of wildlife.