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| Thailand’s lush interior, so varied
in its landscapes, beckons thrill seekers. Today, the kingdom
is well-established as a soft-adventure destination and matches
its topographical diversity with a wide range of travel options
that allows you to take full advantage of the great outdoors.
In addition, all tours, with TAT Licence, are guided by trained
professionals to ensure your safety without lessening the
excitement of the survivor-style experience, nor damaging
the environment.
However you like to tour the wilds, whether
energy driven or as a leisurely ride, the choice is yours.
You can opt for mountain biking, white water rafting or kayaking
to get your adrenaline pumping or go trekking on foot, elephant
back riding or four-wheel drive to learn about the jungle.
Whichever way you travel, come evening, you can relax by campfire
under the star or sample the local hospitality by staying
at their home.
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National
Parks & Marine National Parks
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| Chiang
Mai |
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Doi
Inthanon National Park
Covering an area of 1,005 sq. km. and being 2,565 m. above sea
level, Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain of Thailand and
one of the most popular national parks. More
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Doi
Suthep & Doi Pui National Park
Covering an area of 262 sq. km., this luxuriant park is home
to more than 300 bird species and nearly 2,000 species of ferns
and flowering plants. More
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| Chiang
Rai |
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Doi
Luang National Park
This forested park, some 65 km south of Chiang Rai town, covers
an area of 1,170 sq. km. Apart from hiking trails, the park
features a few waterfalls and the largest is Pu Kaeng Waterfall.
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| Hua
Hin |
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Sam
Roi Yot National Park
This is the first seaside national park of Thailand with an
area of approximately 98 sq. km. The unique environment of the
fertile marshland gives rise to a large variety of tourist attractions.
It is also a sanctuary of wildlife and various kinds of local
and migratory birds. More
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Hat
Wanakorn National Park
The park offers a 7-km long sandy beach lined with pine trees.
A few dive sites can be found around the small islets offshore
with some coral reefs. More
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Namtok
Huai Yang National Park
The park covers an area of 161 sq. km. on the Tenasserim Mountain
range. The 9-leap Huai Yang Waterfall is the main attraction
and most frequented by local visitors. Other beautiful waterfalls
are Bua Sawan, Khao Lan, Hin Dart, and Kha On waterfalls. More
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| Phuket |
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Khao
Rang, Phuket View Point
This is an excellent place to view the beautiful scene of the
town and the surrounding sea, especially on a full-moon night.
There is also a fitness park near the hilltop which is frequently
visited by townspeople. More
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| Krabi |
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Noppharat
Thara Beach - Phi Phi Islands Marine National Park
It houses many popular tourist destinations including Phi Phi
Islands, one of the world's most beautiful islands, Miracle
Beach, Noppharat Thara Beach, Phranang Bay (or Ao Nang), Tham
Phra Nang Beach, Phra Nang Cave and Susan Hoi (or Shell Fossil
Cemetery). More
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Than
Bokkhorani National Park
The park covers an area of 121 sq. km. consisting of mangrove
forests, limestone mountains and caves and islands. Major attractions
in the area are Than Bokkhorani, Tham Lot Nua & Tham Lot
Tai, Tham Phi Hua To, Tham Phet (Diamond Cave) and Mu Ko Hong.
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Ko
Lanta Marine National Park
Covering a total area of 152 sq. km., this marine park consists
of 15 offshore islands, most surrounded by coral reefs. Some
major islands are Ko Lanta Yai, Ko Lanta Noi, Ko Talengbeng,
Ko Ha, Ko Rok and Ko Ngai. More
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Khao
Phanom Bencha National Park
This park, set in a luxuriant rainforest, comprises a high mountain
range, many streams and waterfalls. The main scenic attractions
are the eleven-leap Huai To falls; Huai Sa-de falls, which fall
from a high cliff; and Khao Phueng cave with beautiful stalactites
and stalagmites. More
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| Phang-nga |
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Similan
Islands National Park
Due to the plentiful natural beauty found on the islands and
the abundant coral gardens and marine lives under the sea, the
Similan Islands are rated by the Skin Diving Magazine of USA
as one of the top ten island groups on earth. More
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Khao
Lak - Lamru National Park
This national park is emerging as a new star appealing to those
who love tranquility amidst the pristine nature. It boasts virgin
forests with abundant flora and fauna and waterfalls. More
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Surin
Islands Marine National Park
Consisting of five islands, it is famous for the beautiful coral
reefs in shallow water and so they are excellent for snorkeling.
Another interesting feature of the islands is the village of
sea gypsies of the Sing tribe, the last group which still maintain
their traditional way of living. More
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Si
Phang-nga National Park
Si Phang-nga National Park is about 100 kilometres to the north
of Phang-nga whose natural resources are still well preserved.
It has two attractive waterfalls called Tamnang and Toantontoei.
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Khao
Lampi - Hat Thai Muang National Park
The national park has interesting places including Lampi Waterfall,
Ton Phrai Waterfall, Thai Muang Beach, Bo Dan Hot Springs, Phang-nga
Naval Base and Chulabhorn Marine Park Conservatory Center. More
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| Samui |
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Ang
Thong Islands Marine National Park
It is full of fascinating beaches, caves and coral formations.
This about-40-island group is abundant with marine resources.
It contains many oddly shaped islands, sheer limestone cliffs
and hidden lagoons. More
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