Khao Yai National Park, Thailand - Prachin Buri River , Lam Ta Kong River , Forests, Grasslands

Wildlife, Waterfall, Scenic, Mountaineering, Amusement Park

Khao Yai National Park in northeastern Thailand is one of the few enduring places in Southeast Asia where you can still spot wild elephants. Numerous waterfalls and miles of mountaineering and biking itineraries zigzag all through the park. Nocturnal drives let you to witness wildlife you would fail to spot during the day, such as the Asian tiger. Up there on the platform with some of world’s supreme parks, Khao Yai National Park is Thailand’s ancient and most sort after reserve that covers an area of 2168 sq km; Khao Yai integrates one of the major integral monsoon forests enduring in the mainland Asia, and is a Unesco World Heritage site.