Thailand’s
first Nature Protection Training Center will be opened on Sunday,
10 October 2004, in Khao Yai National Park, a popular national
park among nature lovers and a drive of about two hours and
a half from Bangkok.
Thailand’s first national park, Khao Yai covers an area
of 2,168 square kilometers in four provinces: Prachin Buri,
Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Nayok, and Saraburi. It was officially
declared a national park on 18 September 1962. Vegetation is
highly diverse, with around 2,000-2,500 plant species. About
60 mammal and 300 bird species have been recorded in this national
park. Early
morning, pick up at your hotel and drive towards Khao Yai
National Park. Our first stop will be at a local market at
Nakorn Nayok, where many kinds of fruit, vegetable and food
items are on display. During this trip we will also see many
birds and butterflies and hopefully we get to see some other
wildlife as well. The sound of the gibbon is unique and breathtaking
and to hear this in the morning is a fantastic experience.
The area at Khao Yai national park is gorgeous and one of
the natural highlights here is the beautiful waterfall Haew
Narok, where we can relax.When we arrive at the park, we will
take you to the visitor's center where information is available
about Khao Yai's nature and wildlife.
Tour
Includes :
- Transportation
with pick up and drop off at hotel.
-
Tour programs as indicated in the itinerary.
- English
speaking guide.
- National
Park fee
- Lunch
at Restaurant.
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