Thung Yai Naresuan Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary
Thung Yai Naresuan Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary
Thung Yai Naresuan Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary
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DGSmanila
Bangkok, Thailand383 contributions
Nov 2020
You must take a forest ranger to guide you through the trail.
Ours did not speak English but we had an interesting time with him.
You first taken to the status of Sueb Nakastaian - his life story and suicide
is well known in Thailand. His suicide to create attention to the situation of
the National Parks rangers country wide - their difficulties, the authorities
corruption and the daily fights with illegal killing of animals and tree cutting.
The trail itself is not very wild and you better call before arrival to make sure
which hours are best to be there to be able to view the animals.
There are no much data around and the local small information booth was
closed when we were there.
Also the details inside the National Park website is really bad - but still you
better try gain some details by calling them.
Ours did not speak English but we had an interesting time with him.
You first taken to the status of Sueb Nakastaian - his life story and suicide
is well known in Thailand. His suicide to create attention to the situation of
the National Parks rangers country wide - their difficulties, the authorities
corruption and the daily fights with illegal killing of animals and tree cutting.
The trail itself is not very wild and you better call before arrival to make sure
which hours are best to be there to be able to view the animals.
There are no much data around and the local small information booth was
closed when we were there.
Also the details inside the National Park website is really bad - but still you
better try gain some details by calling them.
Written December 6, 2020
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Mekong164
Bangkok, Thailand390 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
Both Wildlife Sanctuaries, Huai Kha Khaeng and Thung Yai Naresuan, are the most important protected forests of mainland Southeast Asia.
Yesterday in my last of many visits to Huai Kha Khaeng I had an amazing wildlife watching day at the watchtower: one leopard, 30+ bantengs, many deers, one Asiatic Black Bear, two jackals, wild boars, many green peacocks and so on.
This is the only true wilderness in Thailand.
Yesterday in my last of many visits to Huai Kha Khaeng I had an amazing wildlife watching day at the watchtower: one leopard, 30+ bantengs, many deers, one Asiatic Black Bear, two jackals, wild boars, many green peacocks and so on.
This is the only true wilderness in Thailand.
Written January 26, 2018
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Pop P
411 contributions
Apr 2016
my short visit to Huai Ka Kaeng wildlife sanctuary was made in the peak of summer in April. it was extremely hot. most of the trees along the way from main road to the park's entrance fall leaves entirely. there were evidences of bush fire every where. but once we really got into the area where the office of rangers were, the scenery became green. the temperature was at lease a few degrees cooler. i like the landscape here that's easy to walk, flat, shady with large trees and dry streams. upon arrival, i was greeted with colorful butterfly lizards running on the ground. there were samba deers grazing under a tree. macaques were hanging on trees. i also saw my fav bird, racquet tailed drongo, black bird with unique extra long tail sitting on a tree. this sighting really made my day.
this sanctuary really deserves world heritage status.
i must come back, probably in the green season.
this sanctuary really deserves world heritage status.
i must come back, probably in the green season.
Written April 10, 2016
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cristelechevalier
Carnoux-en-Provence, France
Hello,
I would like to visit the Thung Yai Naresuan Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife sanctuary, but I find nothing about it, exept the official website. I would like to know if somebody can guide us in this park at the end of the year : we will be near it from december 29th to 31th?
Thank you for all
Written November 22, 2017
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