Khaoyai-Kuiburi 2

Khaoyai NP.& Kui buri NP.

Kui Buri NP. located on the South of Bangkok about 4 hour by drive .With Khaoyai NP, this is one of perfect combination of Wild life safari trip in Thailand.
Khaoyai are good choice for enjoy jungle quality beauty surrounding variety of Mammals ,Birdlife ,Reptile but Khaoyai is very huge forest plus to keep animals private space with human the park limited area and rules to visited Khaoyai still less chance to encounter Elephant than Kui Buri, But if right timing possible to see Khaoyai Elephant they are one of most beauty ,healthy in Thailand
Kui Buri is most famous for its wild elephant watching. Known to be the best elephant and Gaur sighting place in Thailand, it is almost 99% sure visitors will see elephants any day.

Ever green forest in Khaoyai

Beautiful bird life

Gibbon can be surprise

Flying fox bat is amazing

Many deers are common guy

Variety of Reptile of Khaoyai

color of Jungle

Bat cave nice memory ending

Heaw suwat fall

Unless smile when you see this guy take a swim

Collared King fisher is common seen at Fisher man village

good chance to see big Elephant family in Kui Buri

Bunteng is possible but not guarantee

Guar in Kui Buri

Itinerary 

***Start at 6 am , included pick up and drop off from any hotel in Bangkok with private taxi   Click  for detail
Drive about 3 hour from Bangkok to Khaoyai NP.

Day 1
-Visit Km 30 viewpoint and Information center,learn about Animals,Nature, Biodiversity of this area with local guide
-Visit Observation tower for finding some animals 1 km.by foot through grassland with nice view and hope to encounter some animals
-Jungle trekking and looking for wild animals [about 3-5 hour] can be less or more depend to your condition [ with slowly and quiet is better chance to encounter the animals here]/Break for lunch haft way
-Visit Heaw Narok waterfalls relax after long trek
-Safari drive in the evening searching for animal that active in evening time
-Night safari
Night safari is driving about 50 minute to check the Grassland or Salt lick looking for Night time animals as common seen is Civet cat,Pocupine,sometime lucky to see some kind of Leopard,Snake,Bear,Slow loris also big animal as Elephant or Bison are get more active in evening due the night time

Choice for accommodation
### Please take 1 choice ###
1. Over night at Khaoyai regular camping ground [with night safari] accommodation with tent or hammock included the tour  Click  for detail
2. Over night at Lodge inside the park [with night safari] accommodation included the tour  Click  for detail
3. Hotel or resort outside the park [with night safari] accommodation not included the tour  Click  for detail

Day 2
Starts at 8 a.m.with tradition Thai breakfast
-Visit Flying fox bat is the largest bat in Thailand
-Jungle trekking with searching more animals about 3-5 hour on river side trail and hope to see Siamese crocodile,[ with slowly and quiet is better chance to encounter the animals here]
-Visit Heaw Suwat waterfall relax after long trek
-Visit Heaw sai waterfalls, swimming [on request]
-Safari drive searching for animal that active in evening time
-Bat cave to see million of bat frying on the sky with nice sunset

Private taxi back to Bangkok [Hotel in Bangkok not included]

Day 3
-Pick up from hotel in Bangkok ,Take 4 hour drive to Kui buri NP.
-From Bangkok 1 hour drive, Break at local fisher man village new unseen , Take 45 minute boat trip to visit Long-tailed macaque territorial in side Mangrove forest and unless smile when they are swimming around your boat although Color full Kingfisher are around plus Sea birds and some species of Fish eagle .The charming of Fisher man local life also unseen by itself
From Fisher man village take another 3 hour drive to Kui Buri and stop some Restaurant at lunch time
- Kui Buri safari
Huai Luek Wildlife Watching where is safari start by local guides arranged for private trips in pickup style safari open vehicles.
The area with several grassland . The last grassland area has a viewpoint with nice view over surrounding areas. While doing safari trip the local guides will inform each other with walkie talkies when they see animals. Apart from the elephants gaurs, golden jackals and deers may be seen with a bit of luck.
- Safari finished about 5.30 pm. private taxi back to Bangkok get to your hotel about 10.30 pm.on the way stop for dinner

What is included
-Transport from Bangkok - Khaoyai private taxi pick up and drop of from hotel in Bangkok
-Transport from Bangkok - Kui Buri private taxi pick up and drop off from hotel in Bangkok
-Boat trip at Fisher man village
-Khapoyai Park entrance fee,400 bath per person per day
-Kui Buri Park entrance fee 200 bath per person
-Kui Buri safari truck and local Guide
-Khaoyai local English speaking guide,
-Drinking water for whole trip
-Leech socks
-Accommodation inside the park 1 night in Khaoyai NP.

What is not included
-Hotel in Bangkok
-Hotel in Khaoyai if you stay at hotel out side the park
-Food; we will stop at Khaoyai food court for your meals Kui buri trip we will stop at Restaurant on the way  [Price is local Thai price] Vegetarian meal option available
-Soft drink,Fruits we will stop at local market or 7-11 for you to prepared yourself
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What to Bring
Khaoyai NP.    Kui Buri NP
-Your belonging stuff -Rain jacket in May-October
-Insect spray -Sweater in December ,January
-Flash light -Sun glasses
-Swimming suit [if you want to swim] -Sun cream
-Rain jacket in May-October -Insect spray
-Sweater in December and January
-Sun glasses
-Sun cream
-Flipflop or Sandal
-Hand sanitizer
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What to Wear
KhaoyaiNP. Kui Buri NP.
-Trousers -Trouser for Safari -Short for boat trip
-Thin long sleeves -Short sleeves
-Sturdy trainers or trekking shoe -Shoe for safari
-Flip flop for boat trip
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Private tour only you with 1 private guide and 1 private safari car price is on request
[children is not more than 14 years old and not charge for less than 4 years old]

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About Kui Buri

Any time of the year you’re pretty much guaranteed to see some of these huge giants if you join one of the safari tours organized by the park rangers. The population of estimated 300 elephants lives in the northern part of the park, where the Wildlife Watching Area was established to let visitors admire wild elephants from the safe distance and without interfering with their everyday routine.
The Kui Buri National Park, one of Thailand largest parks covering an impressive 969km and is home to many animals including tigers, leopards, gibbons, dusky langur (the cutest monkeys around), stump-tailed macaques, Asiatic black bear, Malayan sun bear, gaur (Indian bison), serow, Malayan tapir, and four species of hornbill, as well as hundreds of other creatures. However this national park is most famous for wild herds of elephants.
This region was once home to huge numbers of wild elephants however deforestation and conflict with humans have dramatically reduced their numbers. The national park works to protect this vulnerable habitat for both Asian elephants and tigers. Park rangers protect this environment through wildlife habitat restoration, anti-poaching patrols, education and enforcing buffer zones to reduce human –elephant conflict. The Kui Buri National Park has been heralded as a true success which was highlighted during a recent visit by the Thai Prime Minister earlier this month.
Most park visitors are lucky enough to catch glimpse of these truly wild Asian elephants by taking one the numerous park hiking or driving tours. The park rangers monitor the tours ensuring that the elephants are undisturbed by the tourists. For the intrepid explorers the park also offers the possibility to volunteer on projects from tree planting to construction of elephant watering holes. New watering holes encourage elephants to gather in safer location under the watchful eye of park rangers.
Like all good national parks, Kui Buri has several waterfalls, Huay Dong Mai Fai being the largest. This impressive waterfall boasts of 15 separate levels, including a few perfect of swimming. Pha Ma Hon waterfall flows over an impressive cliff and is a triple-tiered, all year round option.
Balancing the needs of the environment with the demands of tourists and farmers is no easy task but the Kui Buri National Park has made great strides and with the continued help of the Thai authorities we hope this natural paradise will continue to thrive.

The 969 Sq.Km. of Kuiburi National Park spreads over 4 districts in Prachuap Khiri Khan, namely Amphoe Pran Buri, Amphoe Sam Roi Yot, Amphoe Kuiburi and Amphoe Mueang. There are walking trails to enter the wood in Mueang district, Prachuap Khiri Khan province. From Km. 320 on Petchkasem Road, there is an entrance to Ban Nikom Doen Bandai which is a 15-kilometer long tarmac road. Yet, the rest is a gravel-paved road causing great difficulties to travel in rainy season. An overview of geography of Kuiburi National Park is made up of an undulated mountain range and vast watershed areas west of Thai-Myanmar border. The national park sits on the steep Tanaosri Mountain range and contains evergreen rain forest, dry evergreen rain forest, and mixed deciduous forest. Its abundant natural resources includes a variety of economically important plants and natural habitats for a great number of wild animals, for example wild elephants, gaurs, chamois and etc.Kuiburi National Park maintains its natural beauty and intact ecosystem not altered by human exploitation. Visitors can find 2 kinds of accommodation, namely residence house and tent. The national park also provides a safe area to observe herds of elephants and gaurs, so this is the must-do activity. In addition, tourists can try the 300-meter long walking trail to admire Kalamet. The walking route takes about 30 minutes. The aromatic wood of Kalamet has been used to make the urn-shaped casket for the Royal cremation of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana, the princess of Naradhivas. Admission fee is 200 bath for adults and 100 bath for chrildrent.

Some animals that can be found in the park: