Kaoh Yai is one of the oldest national parks in Thailand and since 2005 it has been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
My suggestion
Be careful not to drive too fast if you are travelling by car, there are often accidents with animals in the park.
Anonymous traveller
Seasoned Traveller
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Khao Yai is Thailand's oldest national park.
My suggestion
Visit in the company of an experienced and knowledgeable guide, who will be able to take you to the best places to see the animals, and wear good walking boots/shoes to ensure you enjoy your trip to the park to the maximum.
The Khong Chiam region is still largely unaffected by tourism and, for those willing to explore it, offers spectacular scenery and the promise of peaceful days spent well away from the noise and chaos of the urban environment. With its waterfalls, cliffs and rock paintings, Pha Taem is the kind of place you simply never tire of exploring.