Thailand has about 77 National Parks, 24 Marine Parks and 48 Wildlife Sanctuaries, making the kingdom a great place for guided hikes and longer treks into the rugged jungle terrain of the protected areas.

Few places are left as wild and diverse as the southeast Asian rainforest, in fact the oldest and richest terrestrial ecosystem on earth and the prospect of wildlife encounters are the reward for those willing to embark on this adventure. Let us organize your hikes and trekking adventures to all National Parks of the kingdom, the rugged mountains of the North, the western frontier and the deep jungles of the south.

In central Thailand the Khao Yai National Park offers excellent trekking and wildlife observation opportunities. It is the oldest and largest National Park in Thailand and was declared a world Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 2005. The Khao Yai National Park has an excellent marked trail network, from short forest hikes to guided tours deep into the jungle.

Nevertheless, accessibility and trail conditions in all National Parks and trekking areas are changing constantly. Please contact us for more details and latest updates.