Khao Yai National Park has 2,168 square kilometers full of mountain ranges, forests, grassland and brackens. Therefore, Khao Yai is source of Lumtakong River and Nakorn Nayok River and there are lots of kinds of animals living here such as elephants, monkeys, deers, porcupines, butterflies, bugs and birds. A biggest bird of this national park is hornbill that can find on August and September. Tourist can see a wild animals' exhibition at Tourist Information Center also for more details about animals that are living here.
Khao Yai National Park has 2,168 square kilometers full of mountain ranges, forests, grassland and brackens. Therefore, Khao Yai is source of Lumtakong River and Nakorn Nayok River and there are lots of kinds of animals living here such as elephants, monkeys, deers, porcupines, butterflies, bugs and birds. A biggest bird of this national park is hornbill that can find on August and September. Tourist can see a wild animals' exhibition at Tourist Information Center also for more details about animals that are living here.
This National Park has waterfalls more than 20 places around such as Heaw Suwat Waterfall, Heaw Sai Waterfall, Heaw Pratun Waterfall, Kongkaew Waterfall and Heaw Narok Waterfall. In addition, this National Park has camps and activities for tourist who loves adventures to choose, likes learning nature by walking in the forest. Tourist can ask for more information from local rangers or National Park Section, Royal Forest Department.
Khao Yai National Park is far about 200 kilometers from Bangkok or far about 115 kilometers from Nakorn Rachasima by turning to Thanaratch (ta-na-rad : ธนะรัชต์) Road from Mitraparb (mid-tra-parb : มิตรภาพ) Road and drive for 40 kilometers to National Park Center. Tourist who comes from Bangkok by bus can get off at Pak Chong (parg-chorng : ปากช่อง) District and hire a car to Khao Yai.
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