[2025 Kui Buri Attraction] Travel Guide for Kui Buri National Park (Updated Jul)

Khao Hin Thoen Stone Park, Kui Buri - Thailand: This is a beautiful stone sculted by nature. We have to explore the area by walking around. Thai people like to put small wood under the large rock as this is a kind of their believe.

#Travel to save the world “Wildlife viewing cliff” – Safari in the middle of the Thai forest in Kui Buri National Park If you are looking for a wildlife viewing experience without having to fly all the way to Africa, try visiting “Wildlife viewing cliff” in Kui Buri National Park, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. Then you will know that “Thai Safari” is not just an advertisement. This is a wildlife viewing point that brings us closer to nature in a real way. There are no cages or fences to block the view. There is only the wind, the sound of birds, and wildlife as it should be. The charm of Wildlife viewing cliff is... The chance to see “wild elephants” in person without having to rely on luck is high! Especially in the evening, around 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., is the golden time for many types of wildlife to come out to find food, such as gaurs, banteng, and deer. Or if you are very lucky, you may see a whole herd of elephants walking out of the forest with a baby elephant following its mother, which is extremely adorable. The view from the long cliff, overlooking the green grassland, contrasting with the backdrop of the mountains that are layered like a painting, you will have to take out your camera to capture every angle. There is an expert guide sitting in the pickup truck. Who always gives directions along the way and tells interesting stories about wildlife, making nature viewing not boring even for a minute. Things to know before traveling: Car rental fee with guide: 850 baht/car (can seat 8-10 people) Park entrance fee: 40 baht for adults Service hours: 14.00 – 18.00 Private cars are not allowed. You must use the park's services only. Things to bring: Binoculars, camera (without flash), hat or umbrella, drinking water, and a heart that is open to the beauty of nature. Things not to do: Do not make loud noises, do not get out of the car, and do not feed any animals for your safety and the peace of the wildlife. Summary: “Pha Chom Sat” is one of the natural experiences that you must try at least once in your life. You don't have to go abroad to see the wonders of nature in a way that we may forget... that Thailand has good things like this too. I recommend it.

Kui Bari National Park is situated near Roi Yat, south of Bangkok and the national park visitor centre is open from 10-6. The park offers trails which vary in difficulty and have sign posts explaining the different parts of the trail and its significance. Before the trail starts, there is a visitor centre that has free WiFi, toilets and information on the flora and fauna of the park. Admission to the park costs around 100rmb and there is a tranquil ambiance throughout the park.

⛺️🐘Get ready for an adventure at Kui Buri National Park! You will experience the beauty of wild animals such as wild elephants, gaurs, and bantengs. Come and create a unique experience and capture memorable moments in this world heritage forest. ❤️🐘 Kui Buri National Park or Kui Buri Forest is an important source of water for the Kui Buri and Pran Buri Rivers, nurturing the lives of people in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. It has been declared a national park with the main objective of protecting natural resources in the area, as a source of knowledge, research, and recreational activities for the public. It was declared a national park in the Royal Gazette, Volume 116, Part 20, on March 25, 1999, making it the 90th national park in the country. It covers 4 districts: Pran Buri, Sam Roi Yot, Kui Buri, and Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. #Kui Buri National Park #Kaeng Krachan Forest Complex #Visit the Zoo

#dreamtrip Kui Buri National Park, a headwater forest filled with a variety of plants and wildlife. The abundant and diverse natural resources make this one of the most important national parks in Thailand. There are also famous tourist attractions such as Dan Makha Waterfall, Pha Sawan Waterfall, and San Makha Viewpoint, a viewpoint for the sea of ​​mist and beautiful scenery of the forest in the park.

Known to be the best wild elephant watching spot in Thailand, it is almost 99% sure the visitors will see wild elephants any given day of the year in Kui Buri National Park’s wildlife watching area. Though, on a few occasions over the last couple of years there has been no elephant sighting over several consecutive days, probably because of drier conditions. Established as a national park in 1999, Kui Buri National Park covers 969 km² in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, about 85 km southwest from the popular tourist destination of Hua Hin. The park mountains are part of the Tenasserim Hills Range, spanning over many protected areas in Thailand and Myanmar. The park forest consists of dry and moist evergreen forests with trees such as Dipterocarpus tuberculatus, Hopea odorata, Terminalia chebula and different species of palms. The park is the only place in Thailand where sandalwood can be harvested for the cremation of royal family members. Nine trees were cut down for the cremation of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. A royal brahmin spent one month selecting trees meeting royal criteria: they must be dead and have been over 100 years old. (source: Wikipedia).

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