Khao Sok National Park is one of Thailand's oldest and most pristine rainforests, spanning over 739 square kilometres of limestone mountains, emerald lakes, and dense jungle. Home to diverse wildlife including Asian elephants, tigers, and countless bird species, the park offers an immersive wilderness experience with dramatic karst cliffs and the stunning Cheow Lan Lake. It represents an offbeat alternative to crowded beach destinations, attracting adventurous nature lovers seeking untouched natural beauty.
This is one of Southeast Asia's most biodiverse regions where you can kayak turquoise lakes, trek through ancient rainforests, and camp surrounded by wildlife rarely encountered elsewhere in Thailand.
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A powerful multi-tiered waterfall accessible through moderate jungle trekking, offering pristine natural pools for swimming.
A protected sanctuary within the larger park area known for sightings of wild elephants and gibbons in their natural habitat.
An atmospheric limestone cave system adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, requiring adventurous trekking to reach.
Includes boat transport and kayak rental
Time
Half day
Cost
THB 800*–THB1.5k*
Effort
Easy
Includes guide and park fees
Time
Full day
Cost
THB1.2k*–THB2k*
Effort
Moderate
Park fee plus guide and equipment rental
Time
Overnight
Cost
THB 300*–THB 800*
Effort
Moderate
Guide and park entry included
Time
Half day
Cost
THB 500*–THB1k*
Effort
Easy
Expert naturalist guide included
Time
Full day
Cost
THB1.5k*–THB2.5k*
Effort
Moderate
Includes guide and equipment
Time
Half day
Cost
THB 700*–THB1.2k*
Effort
Moderate
This destination has a temperate climate with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 31°C annually. Avoid travel in Sep, Oct due to heavy rainfall.
⚠️ Avoid travelling in Sep, Oct due to extreme conditions.
Climate averages based on 10-year historical data · Open-Meteo
From Surat Thani city, drive north on Highway 41 towards Phuket for approximately 75 kilometres, then turn inland towards Phanom District. The park entrance is clearly signposted near Khlong Saeng village.