Thailand Activities - Nature Observation

Thailand Nature Observation  

Thailand’s national parks and wildlife sanctuaries are some of the best and most extensive in Southeast Asia, and although abundant wildlife is found everywhere in the kingdom, they are the best places to see rare and protected species. Almost all parks have on-site accommodation and food, trails of varying levels of difficulty, and many organize trips, recreational and educational activities.

Huay Kha Khaeng and Thung Yai Naresuan wildlife sanctuaries in Uthai Thani and Kanchanaburi provinces respectively are two of the best places to start. They contain such magnificent creatures as bears, Leopards, tigers, elephants, tapirs, deers, gibbons, monkeys, macaque, guars, shy forest ox, and banteng, or wild red cattle.

Khao Yai National Park, three hours from Bangkok, is another excellent nature study site, with many research projects currently underway on creatures such as gibbons, tigers and hornbills. Khao Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary in Chon Buri Province has an open zoo which makes its wildlife particularly accessible. Species include guar, dusky languor, barking deer and brow-antlered deer. In one of the largest aviaries in the world, it also has the sarus crane and black-necked stork, which it is hoped will one day be reintroduced to the wild. In Kaeng Krachan National Park, the country’s largest pristine forest, there are superb walking trails around a 36 kilometre road, and treks of up to two weeks can be organized. Be prepared for some truly inspiring trees, 70 metres tall and more. Where the forest is open, it is like being inside a living cathedral.

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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.


Chiangmai night Safari
Chiangmai night Safari has provided a photo corner together with a professional photographer helping you enjoy taking the memorable photos with our animals' offspring such as lion, tiger, crocodile, bear, snake, and orang-utan.


 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.


Laemson National Park
Laemson National Park is situated on the Andaman sea coast in Ranong and Phangnga provinces. It consists of aphttp://www.gibbonproject.org/proximately 60 km of coastline and 15 islands. The park was established on 19th August 1983 by royal decree.


Maesa Elephant Camp
In the lush tropical jungle of Chiang Mai's Maesa Valley , a big family of elephants lives side by side with their mahout caretakers. Maesa Elephant Camp is home to one of the largest assembly of elephants in the north of Thailand