Khao Yai National Park
Nakhon Nayok, Thailand
Nature reserve in Thailand. It sits in Thailand's central plains, most comfortable in the cooler, drier stretch from November to February.
Why visit: Rainforest, limestone karst and marine parks — the wild side of a country better known for its beaches.
- ›Walk the marked nature trails
- ›Look for gibbons, hornbills and elephants
- ›Chase the waterfalls after the rains
- ›Camp or stay in park bungalows
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Best time
November – February (dry, cool); waterfalls are fullest just after the rains
Weather
Central plains — hot and humid year-round (28–36°C), with the southwest monsoon bringing heavy afternoon rain from roughly May to October.
Entry fee
Foreigner entry roughly ₹500 – 1,000 per park
Hours
Typically 6 AM – 6 PM; some trails need a guide
Est. budget
₹1,200 – ₹4,000 for the day
Duration
Full day
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