Kaeng Krachan Forest Complex

The forest complex extends over 2,914 square kilometers, featuring tropical rainforests, wetlands, and mountainous terrain along the Tenasserim Mountain Range.

The area gained recognition as a national park in 1981 after serving as a wildlife reserve since 1964, leading to its UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2021.

The forest supports multiple local communities who maintain traditional practices while participating in conservation efforts throughout the protected areas.

Visitors can access the forest complex through designated entrance points, with November to February offering optimal conditions for wildlife observation and hiking.

The complex houses 91 mammal species and 461 bird species, including rare animals such as Asian elephants, gibbons, and yellow-throated martens.

GPS coordinates: 12.86567,99.40017

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:51