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Discover Thailand’s National Parks
From misty mountains and emerald lakes to limestone islands and quiet forest trails — this is your starting point for the country’s protected wild places.
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Thailand’s parks protect rare wildlife, ancient forests and landscapes that still feel wild — travel that leaves you closer to nature and to the communities that care for it.
Discover the Parks →- 140+ National Parks & Forest Reserves
- Rare Wildlife Elephants, gibbons, hornbills and more
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From northern peaks to southern islands and jungle — every region holds a different kind of wild. Browse parks through the Regions of Thailand gateways.
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Ao Manao–Khao Tanyong National Park
Narathiwat
Explore Ao Manao–Khao Tanyong in Narathiwat — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Ao Phang Nga National Park
Phang Nga
Explore Ao Phang Nga in Phang Nga — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Ao Siam National Park
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Explore Ao Siam in Prachuap Khiri Khan — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Bang Lang National Park
Yala
Explore Bang Lang in Yala — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Budo–Su-ngai Padi National Park
Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala
Deep South rainforest across three provinces — Pacho Waterfall, Golden Leaf and hornbill forest.
Chae Son National Park
Lampang
Hot springs meet mountain waterfalls in Lampang — steam, forest trails, Kio Fin and Ban Pa Miang.
Chaloem Phrakiat Thai Prachan National Park
Ratchaburi
Western Ratchaburi forest — waterfalls, Pong Krating Hot Spring, reservoirs and conservation history.
Chaloem Rattanakosin National Park
Kanchanaburi
Tham Than Lot caves and waterfalls — where water cuts through limestone in western Kanchanaburi.
Doi Inthanon National Park
Chiang Mai
Thailand’s highest mountain at 2,565 m — cloud forests, Kew Mae Pan, waterfalls and highland communities.
Doi Khun Tan National Park
Lampang, Lamphun
Railway history, pine forest and the Y.1–Y.4 hike — small trails, big stories between Lamphun and Lampang.
Doi Luang National Park
Chiang Rai, Phayao, Lampang
A vast mountain wilderness across three provinces — Doi Luang–Doi Nong trekking, limestone waterfalls and forested ridges.
Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park
Chiang Mai
Thailand’s second-highest mountain — summit trek, Kiew Lom camping, Fang Hot Springs and sea of mist in Fang.
Doi Pha Klong National Park
Phrae
A compact stone landscape in Phrae — Suan Hin Maharat, Coral Rock Mountain, Erawan Cave and the Yom River.
Doi Phu Kha National Park
Nan
Nan’s highland wilderness — rare Chomphu Phu Kha forest, sea of mist, waterfalls and mountain trekking.
Doi Phu Nang National Park
Phayao
Phayao forest of wild Green Peafowl, limestone waterfalls, caves and mountain streams.
Doi Soi Malai National Park
Tak
World-record petrified wood, the Roof of Tak, and living mountain forests in Ban Tak.
Doi Suthep–Pui National Park
Chiang Mai
The mountain behind Chiang Mai — Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Doi Pui, waterfalls and highland forest.
Doi Wiang Pha National Park
Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai
The quiet mountain of northern Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai — pine forest, mist, waterfalls and a 1,834-metre summit.
Erawan National Park
Kanchanaburi
Seven-tiered emerald waterfall, limestone pools and forest trails in western Kanchanaburi.
Hat Chao Mai National Park
Trang
Limestone coast, Koh Muk, the Emerald Cave and seagrass meadows on Trang’s Andaman shore.
Hat Khanom–Mu Ko Thale Tai National Park
Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani
Pink dolphins, Gulf beaches and a slow coast still being prepared as a national park.
Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park
Krabi
Maya Bay, limestone islands and Andaman reefs — a famous marine park learning how paradise survives tourism.
Hat Wanakon National Park
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Pine-lined Gulf beach, camping and living reefs around Ko Chan and Ko Thai Tree.
Huai Nam Dang National Park
Chiang Mai, Mae Hong Son
Sea of mist at Doi Kiew Lom, pine highlands, hot springs and dark skies on the Chiang Mai–Pai road.
Kaeng Krachan National Park
Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan
Thailand’s largest national park — Phanoen Thung mist, Ban Krang wildlife and a UNESCO forest on the western mountains.
Kaeng Krung National Park
Surat Thani
Deep tropical forest, Khlong Yan rapids and quiet waterfalls in Surat Thani — Southern Thailand at its most untamed.
Kaeng Tana National Park
Ubon Ratchathani
Mun River sandstone rapids, Don Tana and Soi Sawan waterfall — where river, rock and history meet in eastern Isan.
Khao Chamao–Khao Wong National Park
Rayong, Chanthaburi
Clear forest streams, Khao Chamao waterfall and the Khao Wong limestone caves — eastern Thailand beyond the beach.
Khao Khitchakut National Park
Chanthaburi
Granite summit, Krathing waterfall and the sacred Phra Bat Phluang — where forest and faith meet in Chanthaburi.
Khao Kho National Park
Phetchabun
Highland forest, sea of mist and a Cold War battlefield landscape — mountains that remember.
Khao Laem National Park
Kanchanaburi
Deep forests, the Vajiralongkorn Reservoir and San Nok Wua — the wild heart of western Kanchanaburi.
Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park
Rayong
A grass-covered mainland headland, Ko Samet’s white bays and a chain of Gulf islands — two worlds, one coast.
Khao Lak–Lam Ru National Park
Phang Nga
Rainforest mountains, waterfalls and protected Andaman beaches — the Khao Lak most travellers don’t see.
Khao Luang National Park
Nakhon Si Thammarat
The highest mountain in Southern Thailand — rainforest, waterfalls and a living watershed above the clouds.
Khao Nam Khang National Park
Songkhla
Misty rainforest, waterfalls and a hand-dug historical tunnel on the Thai–Malaysian border.
Khao Nan National Park
Nakhon Si Thammarat
Hidden rainforest mountains, Sunantha Waterfall, caves and cloud forest rising to 1,438 metres.
Khao Phanom Bencha National Park
Krabi
Krabi’s mountain heart — rainforest, Huai To Waterfall and mist-covered peaks rising to 1,397 metres.
Khao Phra Wihan National Park
Si Sa Ket, Ubon Ratchathani
Red sandstone cliffs, Pha Mo I Daeng and a frontier forest where Isan meets Cambodia.
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Limestone peaks, wetlands and Phraya Nakhon Cave — where mountains meet the Gulf of Thailand.
Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park
Chanthaburi
A fifteen-tier waterfall wilderness and elephant corridor in Chanthaburi’s Eastern Forest.
Khao Sok National Park
Surat Thani
Ancient rainforest, Cheow Lan Reservoir and limestone karst between the Andaman and the Gulf.
Khao Yai National Park
Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri, Saraburi
Thailand’s first national park — waterfalls, grasslands, wild elephants and a UNESCO forest across four provinces.
Khelang Banphot National Park
Lampang
The forest mountain above Lampang — dry forest, pine ridges, reservoirs and a community-led conservation landscape around Doi Phrabat.
Khun Chae National Park
Chiang Rai
The quiet high-mountain wilderness of the Khun Tan Range — 2,031-metre Doi Langka, waterfalls, pine forests and cloud-covered ridges.
Khun Khan National Park
Chiang Mai
The quiet mountain wilderness of Samoeng — pine forests, waterfalls, streams and misty ridges west of Chiang Mai.
Khun Nan National Park
Nan
A remote mountain sanctuary in Bo Kluea — watershed forest, Sapan Waterfall, Huai Ha and the high ridges of Phi Pan Nam.
Khun Phawo National Park
Tak
A vast mountain forest in western Tak — waterfalls, watershed streams and the historic Mae Lamao frontier.
Khun Sathan National Park
Nan
A highland sanctuary in southern Nan — pine forest, sea of mist, waterfalls and dark skies.
Khlong Lan National Park
Kamphaeng Phet
A forested mountain sanctuary shaped by water — the 100-metre Khlong Lan Waterfall, nine-tiered Khlong Nam Lai and headwaters of the Ping.
Khlong Phanom National Park
Surat Thani
A dramatic limestone rainforest of caves, waterfalls and underground streams — and Rafflesia kerrii, Thailand’s giant Bua Phut.
Khlong Wang Chao National Park
Kamphaeng Phet, Tak
Where mountains, forests and waterways meet — 747 km² of western wilderness, waterfalls and Khao Yen at 1,898 metres.
Khuean Srinagarindra National Park
Kanchanaburi
Limestone mountains, seven-tier Huai Mae Khamin and the immense Srinagarind Reservoir.
Laem Son National Park
Ranong, Phang Nga
Where forest meets the Andaman — casuarina beaches, mangroves, reefs and quiet islands along 60 km of coast.
Lam Khlong Ngu National Park
Kanchanaburi
Where Thailand goes underground — limestone mountains, cave rivers and the 62.5-metre column of Tham Sao Hin.
Lam Nam Kra Buri National Park
Ranong
Where the river becomes the border — mangroves, rainforest and the Kra Buri frontier with Myanmar.
Lam Nam Kok National Park
Chiang Rai
Chiang Rai’s wild river landscape — mountain forests, waterfalls, the Kok River and a hot spring beside the water.
Lam Nam Nan National Park
Phrae & Uttaradit
A northern landscape where forested mountains meet the vast waters of Sirikit Reservoir.
Lan Sang National Park
Tak
A quiet mountain park just beyond Tak, where ancient rock, forest and waterfalls come together.
Mae Charim National Park
Nan
Nan beyond the postcard — mountain forests, the Nam Wa River and white-water rapids.
Mae Moei National Park
Tak
A quiet frontier in western Tak — forested ridges, a sea of mist and Mae U-Su Cave.
Mae Ngao National Park
Mae Hong Son, Tak & toward Chiang Mai
Where the river reflects the forest — a quiet preparatory landscape for slow, remote travel.
Mae Ping National Park
Lamphun, Chiang Mai & Tak
The Ping River through mountains, forest, limestone and the quiet waters of the reservoir.
Mae Puem National Park
Chiang Rai & Phayao
A quiet northern landscape where forest, reservoir and winter waterbirds meet.
Mae Sariang National Park
Mae Hong Son
The mountains above the Yuam valley — ridges, mist and a landscape still finding its place.
Mae Takhrai National Park
Chiang Mai & Lamphun
The forests that feed Chiang Mai’s rivers — reservoirs, waterfalls and a quiet watershed east of the city.
Mae Tho National Park
Chiang Mai
High grasslands above the Mae Chaem valley — a preparatory landscape of mist, terraces and headwaters.
Mae Wa National Park
Lampang & Tak
Waterfalls, pine ridges and caves where the mountains of Lampang meet Tak.
Mae Wang National Park
Chiang Mai
Where an ancient river became stone — Pha Chor and the forests of southern Chiang Mai.
Mae Wong National Park
Kamphaeng Phet & Nakhon Sawan
Western forest still large enough for tigers — Mokoju, mist and remote waterfalls.
Mae Yom National Park
Phrae & Lampang
A living teak forest along the Yom — Kaeng Suea Ten, mist and Dong Sak Ngam.
Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park
Surat Thani
A limestone archipelago of 42 islands — Thale Nai, Pha Chan Charat and the Gulf.
Mu Ko Chang National Park
Trat
Rainforest island and marine park — waterfalls, Ko Rang and the Gulf of Trat.
Mu Ko Chumphon National Park
Chumphon
A Gulf Coast of 40+ islands, mangroves, coral reefs and historic Ko Langka Jew.
Mu Ko Lanta National Park
Krabi
25 Andaman islands — Ko Rok, Ko Ha, Laem Tanod lighthouse and living reef.
Mu Ko Phetra National Park
Satun, Trang
Limestone islands, Time Bridge geology, Ko Lidi and Bulon on the Andaman Sea.
Mu Ko Ra–Ko Phra Thong National Park
Phang Nga
Thailand’s Andaman Savannah — golden grasslands, Melaleuca forest, mangroves and quiet beaches.
Mu Ko Ranong National Park
Ranong
Wet Andaman coast — Ko Phayam, mangroves, black sand and living islands.
Mu Ko Similan National Park
Phang Nga
Explore Mu Ko Similan in Phang Nga — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Mu Ko Surin National Park
Phang Nga
Shallow coral reefs, twin islands, Moken culture and Richelieu Rock in the Andaman Sea.
Na Yung–Nam Som National Park
Udon Thani, Loei, Nong Khai
Sandstone mountains, watershed forest, Yong Thong Waterfall and a quiet spiritual landscape of upper Isan.
Nam Nao National Park
Phetchabun, Chaiyaphum
Cool highland forest on Highway 12 — pine woods, cliffs, caves and the famous Huai Tong Bridge.
Nam Phong National Park
Khon Kaen, Chaiyaphum
Sandstone mountains meet Ubolratana Reservoir — Hin Chang Si, dry dipterocarp forest and open Isan sky.
Nanthaburi National Park
Nan
Mountain wilderness of forests, waterfalls, mist and memory — Doi Wao, Doi Phachi and Nuntaburi falls in western Nan.
Namtok Bua Thong–Nam Phu Chet Si National Park
Chiang Mai
Sticky Waterfall & Seven-Colored Spring — groundwater, limestone and forest in Mae Taeng.
Namtok Chat Trakan National Park
Phitsanulok
The Seven Falls of Phitsanulok — Pak Rong Waterfall, sandstone cliffs and mountain forest.
Namtok Chet Sao Noi National Park
Saraburi, Nakhon Ratchasima
Seven cascades. One river — accessible waterfall landscape on the Muak Lek stream.
Namtok Huai Yang National Park
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Where the mountains meet the sea — Huai Yang Waterfall, Khao Luang and Tenasserim forest near the Gulf.
Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park
Trat
Where eastern forests rise along the Cambodian frontier — Khlong Kaeo Waterfall, granite cascades and moist forest in Bo Rai.
Namtok Mae Surin National Park
Mae Hong Son
Mae Surin Waterfall, highland pine forest and the quiet mountain side of Mae Hong Son — space, silence and wild scenery.
Namtok Ngao National Park
Ranong, Chumphon
Ngao Waterfall, rainforest watersheds, the Panda Crab and Phrang Hot Mineral Spring — a Ranong landscape shaped by water.
Namtok Pha Charoen National Park
Tak
97 limestone tiers, Siam tulips and a western Tak mountain landscape on the path to national-park status.
Namtok Phlio National Park
Chanthaburi
Clear waterfall pools, stone-sucking carp and royal-era monuments in the Khao Sa Bap mountains.
Namtok Sai Khao National Park
Pattani, Yala, Songkhla
A Sankalakhiri rainforest across three provinces — Sai Khao Waterfall, Pha Phaya Ngu and Thepha River headwaters.
Namtok Sam Lan National Park
Saraburi
Seasonal waterfalls, forest walks and camping — a quiet Saraburi nature escape from Bangkok.
Namtok Si Khit National Park
Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani
Emerald limestone waterfalls, rainforest and caves — where limestone meets the southern mountain forest.
Namtok Si Po National Park
Narathiwat
Seven-tier waterfall, moist evergreen forest and wildlife in the mountains of the far south.
Namtok Yong National Park
Nakhon Si Thammarat
Seven-tier waterfall, Khao Men and rainforest watersheds in the mountains of southern Thailand.
Ob Khan National Park
Chiang Mai
Mae Khan River gorge, forest trails and mountain landscapes southwest of Chiang Mai.
Op Luang National Park
Chiang Mai
Mae Chaem River gorge, waterfalls, caves, hot springs and prehistoric rock art in southern Chiang Mai.
Pa Hin Ngam National Park
Chaiyaphum
Siamese tulips, Lan Hin Ngam sandstone sculptures and Pha Sud Phaendin on the Phang Hoei range.
Pang Sida National Park
Sa Kaeo
Eastern Thailand’s butterfly forest — 500+ species, waterfalls and UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
Pha Daeng National Park
Chiang Mai
Northern mountain wilderness — waterfalls, hot springs, Doi Kham Fa and highland forest.
Pha Taem National Park
Ubon Ratchathani
Ancient rock paintings, Mekong cliffs, Sao Chaliang and Pha Chanadai sunrise in eastern Ubon.
Phu Chi Fa National Park
Chiang Rai
Sunrise above the mist, a dramatic cliff on the Thailand–Laos border in Chiang Rai’s Doi Pha Mon range.
Phu Phrabat Historical Park
Udon Thani
UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape — sandstone formations, prehistoric rock paintings, Dvaravati Sīma stones and Ho Nang Usa.
Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park
Phitsanulok, Loei
Cracked sandstone, CPT history, red maple forest and Phu Lom Lo Thai sakura on a cool highland plateau.
Phu Kao–Phu Phan Kham National Park
Nong Bua Lamphu, Khon Kaen
Explore Phu Kao–Phu Phan Kham in Nong Bua Lamphu, Khon Kaen — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Phu Laenkha National Park
Chaiyaphum
Explore Phu Laenkha in Chaiyaphum — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Phu Langka National Park
Nakhon Phanom
Sandstone mountains, forest streams and quiet landscapes above the Mekong plain.
Phu Pha Lek National Park
Sakon Nakhon, Udon Thani, Kalasin
Ancient rocks, mountain forest, wildflowers, prehistoric art and star-filled skies.
Phu Pha Man National Park
Khon Kaen, Loei
Limestone cliffs, ancient caves, forest waterfalls and an unforgettable evening bat flight.
Phu Pha Thoep National Park
Mukdahan
Ancient sandstone, Hin Thoep rock sculptures, seasonal waterfalls and Mekong views.
Phu Pha Yon National Park
Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Mukdahan
Ancient rock art, Huai Huad Reservoir, seasonal waterfalls and wildflower plateaus.
Phu Phan National Park
Sakon Nakhon, Kalasin
Sandstone mountains, forest waterfalls, Khong Ping Ngu and royal history in the Phu Phan Range.
Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park
Mukdahan, Yasothon, Amnat Charoen
Lotus pools on a mountain, prehistoric handprints and seasonal wildflowers across three Isan provinces.
Phu Soi Dao National Park
Uttaradit, Phitsanulok
A 6.5-km trek to a three-needle pine plateau — mist, wildflowers, waterfalls and highland camping.
Phu Suan Sai National Park
Na Haeo, Loei
Misty border mountains, evergreen forest, waterfalls and sweeping views toward Laos.
Phu Toei National Park
Dan Chang, Suphan Buri
Misty Khao Thewada, natural pine forest, waterfalls and Karen highland culture.
Phu Wiang National Park
Khon Kaen
Explore Phu Wiang in Khon Kaen — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Phu Ruea National Park
Loei
Sunrise, sea of mist, pine forest and winter air on Loei’s accessible high mountain.
Phu Sang National Park
Phayao, Chiang Rai
A naturally warm waterfall, limestone caves and quiet border mountains in Northern Thailand.
Phu Chong–Na Yoi National Park
Ubon Ratchathani
Huai Luang Waterfall, sandstone landscapes and wild Emerald Triangle border scenery in southern Isan.
Ramkhamhaeng National Park
Sukhothai
Climb Khao Luang, the mountain behind the Sukhothai kingdom — four peaks, sunrise mist, Sai Rung Waterfall and ancient sacred sites.
Sai Thong National Park
Chaiyaphum
The wildflower highlands of Chaiyaphum — Dok Krachiao at Thung Bua Sawan, Pha Pho Mueang cliffs, Sai Thong Waterfall and mountain camping.
Sai Yok National Park
Kanchanaburi
Explore Sai Yok in Kanchanaburi — trails, viewpoints and protected nature.
Salawin National Park
Mae Hong Son
Where the river becomes a border — the Salawin, Mae Sam Laep and the mist of Bu De Cha.
San Kala Khiri National Park
Songkhla
Songkhla’s hidden forest on the Malaysian border — rainforest, caves, the Thepha headwaters and Ban Si Hui.
Sri Lanna National Park
Chiang Mai
Where mountains meet the water — Mae Ngat reservoir, floating raft stays, Mon Hin Lai Waterfall and limestone caves.
Si Nan National Park
Nan
Doi Samer Dao sunrise and dark-sky camping, Pha Chu cliffs and Sao Din Na Noi above the Nan River.
Si Phang-nga National Park
Phang Nga
Rainforest waterfalls and forest streams in Kuraburi and Takua Pa — the quiet inland heart of Phang Nga.
Si Satchanalai Historical Park
Sukhothai
The quiet historic city behind Sukhothai — temples, hills, the Yom River and Sawankhalok kilns, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
Sirinat National Park
Phuket
Where Phuket’s forest meets the Andaman Sea — Nai Yang, Mai Khao, coastal pines and sea-turtle habitat near the airport.
Tai Rom Yen National Park
Surat Thani
Rainforest, waterfalls and mountain history east of Surat Thani — Dat Fa, Khamin Cave and the Tapi River watershed.
Taksin Maharat National Park
Tak
Ton Krabak Yai, a natural stone bridge and cool highland forest on the Tak–Mae Sot road.
Tarutao National Park
Satun
Thailand’s first marine national park — rainforest islands, coral reefs, prison history and the Adang–Rawi seascapes.
Tat Mok National Park
Phetchabun
Misty Tat Mok Waterfall, Song Nang cascade, forest trails and quiet camping east of Phetchabun city.
Tat Ton National Park
Chaiyaphum
Wide rock terraces, Tat Ton Waterfall and forest streams — an easy nature day 21 km from Chaiyaphum city.
Thale Ban National Park
Satun
A freshwater wetland in rainforest on the Malaysian border — Bueng Thale Ban, waterfalls, caves and the call of the Khiat Wak.
Tham Luang–Khun Nam Nang Non National Park
Chiang Rai
Limestone caves under Doi Nang Non in Mae Sai — karst, wetland and the landscape of the 2018 Wild Boars rescue.
Tham Pha Thai National Park
Lampang
Limestone caves, Lom Phu Khiao’s emerald pool and quiet forest watersheds in northern Lampang.
Tham Sakoen National Park
Nan, Phayao
Tham Luang Sakoen cave, Doi Chi at 1,752 m, waterfalls and quiet mountain wilderness where Nan meets Phayao.
Than Bok Khorani National Park
Krabi
Emerald forest streams, limestone caves, prehistoric rock art and Ko Hong in the Andaman Sea.
Than Sadet–Ko Pha-ngan National Park
Surat Thani
Rainforest, Than Sadet and Phaeng waterfalls, Dom Sila Viewpoint and the quieter interior of Ko Pha-ngan.
Thap Lan National Park
Prachin Buri, Nakhon Ratchasima, Buriram
Ancient lan palms, Pha Kep Tawan, waterfalls and wildlife across one of Thailand’s largest mountain forests.
Thong Pha Phum National Park
Kanchanaburi
Khao Chang Phueak ridge, misty Pilok forest and waterfalls in the Western Forest Complex.
Thung Salaeng Luang National Park
Phitsanulok, Phetchabun
Thai savanna grasslands, pine forests, misty valleys and Kaeng Sopha — the open side of the wild north.
Ton Sak Yai National Park
Uttaradit
Mahesak the giant teak, Phu Miang highland trekking, waterfalls and mountain forest in Nam Pat.
Wiang Kosai National Park
Phrae, Lampang
Mae Koeng Luang’s seven-tier waterfall, hot springs and quiet mountain forest between Phrae and Lampang.
Park Spotlight
The Wild Still Walks Here
After 148 parks · The reason they exist
You have just passed limestone islands, highland mist, waterfall pools and quiet forest roads. The last word is not a viewpoint. It is this: a handful of Thai landscapes are still large enough, still connected enough, for an Indochinese tiger to move through them.
Most travellers will never see one. That is not a failed trip. It is the point of the parks — to keep the country wild enough that the chance remains, whether you are watching for elephants at dusk or simply walking a trail that something older still uses at night.
- Kaeng Krachan Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan Thailand’s largest park. Phanoen Thung mist, Ban Krang wildlife, a UNESCO forest on the western mountains.
- Mae Wong & Khlong Lan Nakhon Sawan, Kamphaeng Phet Western hills where camera traps still catch tigers on the move — and waterfalls drop through the same forest.
- Khao Yai Nakhon Ratchasima and three neighbouring provinces The first national park. Elephants still cross the grasslands at dusk. The tiger is rarer now — the forest is not.