Khao Sok National Park contains the largest area of virgin forest in Southern Thailand and is a remnant of a diverse rainforest that dates back further than the Amazon. In addition to exotic flora like the rare Bua Phut flower, this impressive landscape is also home to some awesome animlas - tigers, Sambar deer, bears, wild boars, gibbons, macaques and perhaps most famously, Asian elephants, to name-check but a few.
For some Thai-tourists, the lure of the beach lifestyle proves too strong and a horizontal holiday ensues. And that's great. But for those with a spring in their step and an imagination brimming with adventure, Khao Sok National Park is a welcome escape. A new world of waterfalls, limestone cliffs and misty outcrops awaits, all threaded together by a network of dirt-trails.
Khao Sok is home to three different seasons. The hot season between March and May is the perfect time to visit if you fancy a spot of jungle trekking. If it's the lush greenery you're after then come between June and October and appreciate Thailand when the rainforest is most vibrant and colouful. For Khao Sok during its peak dry season, travel between November and February and enjoy the cool breeze and dry weather.
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