Thailand Activities - Bird-Watching

Thailand Bird-Watching   

Thailand has 96 national parks, 100 wildlife and non hunting sanctuaries and 65 forest parks, which together make up a full 13 percent of land area. The park system, managed by the Royal Forestry Department, provides the visitor with easy access to the country’s nature reserves, from the mountain pine forest of the North to the southern rainforests to the spectacular coral and marine life off both coasts.
 
Some of the wildlife and non hunting sanctuaries adjoin one another. Most of the parks are accessible by road, offer simple accommodation and charge a small admission fee. In the larger ones such as Khao Yai, rangers can be hired as guides for long treks. Wildlife sanctuaries are not tourism areas, however, so visitors must bring food and camping gear and observe the no disturbance rules set up to protect the animals.

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Bird Watching in Thailand with “Nature Trails”
Thailand situated in South-east Asia , the Indo Chinese peninsula of the Oriental Region and has been described as a "zoogeographic crossroads'" because the country's avifauna comprises Sino-Himalayan, Indo-Burmese, Indo-Chinese and Sundaic elements and large number of migrant visitors from the Palaearctic.


Thailand birdwatching
A dventure activities, such as: Birding , Trekking , Kayaking , Nature study , Snorkeling , Area Exploring, and Overnight Safaris (camping) in Southern Thailand . Experience these activities with the areas foremost bird watching guides who have decades of experience and local knowledge.


Wild Watch Thailand
Wild Watch Thailand takes you on unforgettable nature-based and wildlife tours in the national parks and wilderness areas of Thailand . Our wildlife and nature tours are led by knowledgeable naturalists and provide a thrilling mixture of outdoor adventures, nature discovery and wildlife viewing.


Pangfan Nature Observation Center
The first private farm organized youth activity to create the youth training camp
for conservation awareness in northern Thailand since 1993.


National Park
National Park is an area that contains natural resource of ecological importance or unique beauty such as beautiful scenery, waterfall, caves, and mountains, or flora and fauna of special importance.