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Thailand
Khaosok Vacations
If you enjoy the great outdoors, primary forests, wildlife and plants then you'll love this nature holiday in the heart of one of the country's biggest national parks.
Visit Khaosok
- Hiking / Trekking
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- River
Khaosok: How to get there?
2hrs by bus from Suratthani and 3hrs from Phuket
Khaosok: When to go?
All year round except the rainy season
Khaosok: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Khaosok: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
If you enjoy the great outdoors, primary forests, wildlife and plants then you'll love this nature holiday in the heart of one of the country's biggest national parks.
My suggestion
Elephant rides are having a vast, negative impact on these wonderful pachyderms (the phajaan training method/elephant deaths). Please, please, please don't encourage this industry, but rather go out and spot elephants in their natural habitat. It promotes conservation and is a far more enjoyable experience.
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