Khao Yai

General Information about Khao Yai

Area Size: Khao Yai National Park covers a vast area of over 2,168 square kilometers, spanning across 4 provinces: Nakhon Ratchasima (Pak Chong), Saraburi, Prachinburi, and Nakhon Nayok.

Overall Weather:

Winter (Nov – Feb): Comfortable and cool, especially on the mountain, with temperatures dropping to 10–15°C. This is the best time for tourism.
Rainy Season (Jun – Oct): Lush green nature, beautiful waterfalls with plenty of water, and a fresh, cool breeze.
Summer (Mar – May): Quite hot during the day, but the national park and café zones still enjoy cool breezes.
Peak Season: November to February is the high season, when many travelers visit to enjoy the cool weather and nature.

1.Inside Khao Yai National Park

Highlights:

Heo Suwat and Heo Narok Waterfalls: Famous waterfalls known from movies and magnificent natural scenery.
Pha Diao Dai / Pha Kluai Mai Viewpoints: Great spots for sunrise views and panoramic landscapes of the Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai forest.
Cha-om Deer Field / Khlong Din Daeng Campsite: Great spots for wildlife watching and experiencing nature up close.

Popular Activities:

Nature trail hiking (with both short and long routes available).
Night Safari by national park wildlife-watching vehicles.
Camping to enjoy fresh air at Pha Kluai Mai or Lam Takhong campgrounds.
Weather on the Park: Pleasantly cool all year round, with thick fog and chilly weather during the mornings and evenings in winter.
Wildlife Watchtowers (Nong Phak Chi / Khlong Pla Kang):
Locations for quietly observing wildlife such as wild elephants, gaurs (bison), deer, and various birds. Visiting in the early morning or late afternoon offers a higher chance of spotting animals.

2.Outside Khao Yai National Park (Pak Chong – Khao Yai Zone)

Weather: Slightly warmer than on the mountain, but mornings and evenings in winter are still cool and comfortable—ideal for relaxing at nice resorts.

Popular Flower Gardens:

The Bloom by TV Pool: A large temperate flower garden surrounded by mountains.
The Birder’s Lodge: A chic market area and flower garden with unique designs, perfect for taking photos.

Popular Farms:

Farm Chokchai: A famous dairy farm offering farm tour rides, ice cream tasting, and cowboy shows.
Hokkaido Flower Park Khaoyai: A Japanese-style farm with colorful flower beds and a mountain backdrop.
PB Valley Khao Yai: A famous vineyard and winery offering scenic vineyard tours and wine tastings.

Popular Local Restaurants:

Krua Mod Yim: Flavorful traditional Thai dishes and local specialties.
Pen Laab Khao Yai: Spicy Isan (Northeastern Thai) food, famous for papaya salad, grilled chicken, and spicy minced meat salad.
Baan Somtum Khao Yai: Thai-Isan food with a great atmosphere and well-balanced flavors.

Popular Cafés:

Yellow Submarine Coffee Tank: A cool, minimalist raw-concrete café harmonized with open woodland nature.
Route 274 Cafe & Bar: An American vintage-style roadside café.
Please Don’t Tell Khaoyai: A cozy-toned café with plenty of photo corners, great coffee, and delicious bakery items.

Our Services and Pricing

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Transfer from : DMK,BKK,Bangkok centre

Tour : One day trip from Bangkok