Khao Yai National Park:
A Natural Wonderland
Near Woodland Resort
Explore the natural beauty at your doorstep.
About National Park
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Khao Yai National Park, Thailand’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, just a short drive from Woodland Resort. Spanning over 2,000 square kilometers, this lush haven is renowned for its diverse wildlife, stunning waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints. A stay at Woodland Resort makes exploring this natural gem easy and unforgettable.
Why Visit Khao Yai National Park?
Khao Yai is home to over 300 wild Asian elephants, gibbons, hornbills, and rare tigers. Guided safaris offer thrilling encounters, including bats at Khao Luk Chang Bat Cave. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
Incredible Wildlife
Iconic waterfalls like Haew Suwat and Haew Narok dazzle with their beauty. Scenic viewpoints like Pha Diew Dai provide stunning mountain vistas. Ideal for photos and tranquil escapes.
Spectacular Waterfalls
Khao Yai’s cool 400–1,000-meter altitude suits hiking and camping. Lush greenery thrives in the rainy season, while the cool season attracts migratory birds. Adventure awaits every season.
Year-Round Adventure
The park’s dark skies are perfect for stargazing, a growing Thai attraction. Camp at Lam Ta Khong for a magical night under the stars. A serene experience for all visitors.
Stargazing Haven
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Top Things to Do in
Khao Yai National Park
Guided Wildlife Safaris
Embark on a day or night safari with expert local guides to spot elephants, gibbons, and rare birds like the silver oriole. Night safaris offer a thrilling chance to see nocturnal creatures like civets and porcupines, with the added excitement of spotting a venomous krait from a safe distance. Book through Woodland Resort for exclusive tour recommendations!
Hiking and Nature Trails
Explore Khao Yai’s well-marked trails, ranging from short
1-mile walks to longer treks like the 5-mile Pha Diew Dai trail, featuring an elevated boardwalk through lush forest. For a safe and enriching experience, hire a guide to navigate longer routes and learn about the park’s flora and fauna, including vibrant champagne mushrooms and orchids.
Waterfall Adventures
Visit iconic waterfalls like Haew Suwat and Haew Narok for a refreshing dip or scenic picnic. The trails to these falls are accessible, though Haew Narok’s steep path requires caution. Note that swimming may be restricted at some waterfalls for safety, so check with park rangers or your guide.
Camping & Stargazing
Experience nature up close by camping at Lam Ta Khong or Pha Kluai Mai campsites, where tents and gear are available for rent. Khao Yai’s dark skies are perfect for stargazing, a growing attraction promoted by Thai authorities. Reserve your spot through the park’s visitor center or let Woodland Resort assist with bookings for a hassle-free adventure.