Just a few densely populated areas like Bangkok, Thailand's northern capital, Chiang Mai, and places like Hua Hin, Mae Hong Son and Chiang Rai, Thailand still very rural, this is a great destination for those who want to get off the beaten track, go hiking in the untouched jungle and find an adventure. As an exotic country with natural beauty, there are at least 102 national and marine national parks in Thailand, featuring different fauna and flora.
Recent Visit to Phuket, Krabi and Chiang Mai was the experience of the beautiful gifts of nature, when a friend invited me to go to short parks in a few days. If you are doing this like me, do not just relax on a sunny beach (I do well), but come out into the nature, discover sparkling streams and waterfalls, watch exotic birds and experience the majesty of a tropical jungle, where silence is only the sounds of nature ruin and enjoy the next must-see national parks in Thailand, all of which are easily accessible from popular tourist destinations in the country.
Khao Sok National Park
This is one of the most popular and beautiful national parks in Thailand. It is very close to Phuket and can be visited on a day trip without having time to sleep. The beauty of nature and wildlife hordes such as birds and monkeys, the visit includes hiking in the lush jungle, the elephant migration in the jungle, exploring caves and kayaking and swimming in the beautiful, warm, emerald green park of the park. Instead of splashing into the best hotels in Phuket, modern amenities are always on hand, return to nature and spend a few nights in a bamboo hut, pond house or bungalow in Khao Sok. Phuket Hotel Bookings can be split in half, staying in Phuket for a few nights, then going to Khao Sok at night or for two hours to get in touch with nature, then back to the seaside resort.
Huai Nam Dang National Park
It is no secret that in the north of Thailand, where Chiang Mai is the capital, it is completely different from the experience of a Southeast visit where Bangkok and all the islands are located. Chiang Mai is Thailand's historic epicenter and culturally rich as the country. The mountains, valleys, jungles, rivers, streams and beautiful waterfalls. This has created many national parks in the area, and this natural beauty must be experienced if some of these parks are necessary. Among them, Huai Nam Dang National Park is popular with tourists. The park is 1250 square kilometers. The highest peak is 1960 m above sea level, resulting in beautiful streams, water drops and the most spectacular sight. Make sure you visit the two hot springs in the park that are hot water two meters in the air
Doi Suthep-Pui
This park is very easy to reach from Chiang Mai and is easy to find if you can, rent a car and drive it by yourself. At the top of the Doi Suthep mountain is a beautiful gilded church, which at the same time offers a great opportunity for the valley. You can also visit the famous North Mountain tribes of Thailand. Mountain tribes are people who have lived for centuries and wear their traditional clothes. There are six different tribes, each of which has moved to the northern part of Thailand for hundreds of years from Burma, Laos and China. The park offers many hiking trails, streams and water, and there is a botanical garden.
tKhao Phanom Bencha Krabi is located near the capital of Krabi Province, so if you are in one of Krabi's hotels, the park is within easy reach of a day trip. The park is for exploring two waterfalls and a cave. Kayaking through limestone caves is wonderful. Wild pigs, panthers, cloudy leopards, black bears, mouse deer and monkeys are one of the wildlife.
Sri Lanna
List of Chiang Mai National Parks and more, but another that really caught my attention, Sri Lanna. It is very pointed and the origin of the famous Ping River, which flows through Chiang Mai. For a while, because I was in this kind of condition. Once again, the accommodation is offered in the form of floating houses overlooking the fog-covered mountains, valleys and beautiful lake.
Erawan National Park – Kanchanaburi Province
The closest place to visit the tourist park is Bangkok, about two hours drive away. Kanchanaburi is also the historic bridge over the Kwai River. For exploring four limestone caves, a seven-level waterfall and an emerald pool where you can swim and many wildlife make Erawan very popular with tourists. Kanchanaburi Province is known for its natural beauty and offers many accommodation options. This is one of the places where they may not be practicing tourists so much, but those who come here are not disappointed.
Source by Sue Conradie