Khao Yai National Park is the close

Khao Yai National Park is the closest National Park to Bangkok. It’s located about 3 hours northeast from the Thai capital and the perfect escape from the hectic city life in Bangkok. When entering the Park you cannot immagine the size of it. All you see is one road going into the jungle and no idea what is expecting you behind the next bend. When you leave the track, you find yourself in the middle of nowhere. No marks, no signs, no nothing!

You are nervous because you don’t know what to expect. This National Park is known for having a fair amount of wild animals living in it. There still are some elephants, deers, many monkeys and a few tigers. Though, the chance of seeing a tiger in the wild is as big as finding a needle in a haystack.

But we were still at the entrance of the park. To get to the center, where the information center is its still another 26 km’s. We weren’t ready at all. This whole trip was very spontaneous and had no idea how to get there. The friendly guards, told us that if we have no car, there would be no way how to get up there unless we wanted to walk all the way up there in humid 30 degrees without a bottle of water. Of course they had a plan. We could hire one of their government bikes for 500 baht for 24 hours. Any extra hour would cost 100 baht. We decided to take one for the two of us. But the two of us were too heavy for the bike and the second bike wasn’t working and they still needed one bike to do the patrol. So no bikes for us. We were screwed. There was no way that we would walk all the way up to the visitor center in this heat.

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Khao Yai National Park is the closest National Park to Bangkok. It's located about 3 hours northeast from the Thai capital and the perfect escape from the hectic city life in Bangkok. When entering the Park you can not immagine the size of it. All you see is one road going into the jungle and no idea what is expecting you behind the next bend. When you leave the track, you find yourself in the middle of nowhere. Marks no, no Signs, no Nothing! You are Nervous Because You do Not know What to Expect. This National Park is known for having a fair amount of wild animals living in it. There still are some elephants, deers, many monkeys and a few tigers. Though, The Chance of Seeing a Tiger in The Wild is As Big As Finding a Needle in a Haystack. But we were at The Still of The Park Entrance. To get to the center, where the information center is its still another 26 km's. We were not ready at all. This whole trip was very spontaneous and had no idea how to get there. The friendly guards, told us that if we have no car, there would be no way how to get up there unless we wanted to walk all the way up there in humid 30 degrees without a bottle of water. Of course they had a plan. We could hire one of their government bikes for 500 baht for 24 hours. Any extra hour would cost 100 baht. We decided to take one for the two of us. But the two of us were too heavy for the bike and the second bike was not working and they still needed one bike to do the patrol. So no bikes for us. We were screwed. There was no way that we would walk all the way up to the visitor center in this heat.