5 incredible national parks to visit in Thailand
... [+]Located roughly ninety minutes west of the Cambodian border, this sprawling reserve is home to some of Thailand’s most vulnerable indigenous species, including Siamese crocodiles, dholes, Asian elephants, and lar gibbons. While birds, reptiles, and mammals can be encountered in abundance throughout the park, Pang Sida is most famous for its invertebrate species, with hundreds of colorful butterfly varieties thriving along the park’s rivers and streams.
Doi Inthanon was named in honor of Inthawichayanon, the ruler of the now-defunct Chiang Mai Kingdom.A popular day trip destination from nearby Chiang Mai, Doi Inthanon has grown to become one of northern Thailand’s most popular national parks since its establishment in 1972. Visitors can find spectacular views of the surrounding landscape from the peak of Doi Inthanon, the tallest mountain in the nation standing at a height of 8,415 feet.
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