Embark on an unforgettable adventure just a couple of hours from Hua Hin at Kui Buri National Park, Thailand’s ultimate destination for wildlife enthusiasts. Renowned for offering the best wild elephant sightings in the country, Kui Buri promises an authentic Thai safari experience that’s hard to match. With an astounding 99% success rate of spotting elephants in their natural habitat, it’s the top choice for eco-tourism in Thailand.
Picture yourself standing quietly, heart racing with excitement, as a majestic herd of elephants emerges from the lush greenery. Their enormous forms move gracefully across the open grasslands, set against the breathtaking backdrop of verdant forests and distant hills. This is not a staged show or a controlled zoo environment — this is nature in its rawest, most awe-inspiring form. Kui Buri National Park offers genuine, up-close encounters with these magnificent creatures, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
But the magic doesn’t stop with elephants. Kui Buri is also home to gaurs (the largest species of wild cattle), deer, langurs, and an impressive variety of exotic birds, including the vibrant Crested Fireback, striking Indian Roller, and the unique Asian Openbill. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher, passionate photographer, or simply a lover of nature, Kui Buri offers countless opportunities to witness Thailand’s rich biodiversity in all its glory.
Our expertly crafted excursions ensure a seamless, enriching experience from start to finish. Led by knowledgeable local guides who know every corner of the park, you’ll gain fascinating insights into the behaviors of the wildlife, the park’s diverse ecosystem, and ongoing conservation efforts. It’s not just a tour; it’s an educational journey that deepens your connection to the natural world.
14:00: Pick up from your hotel in Hua Hin and Cha Am Area.
15:30: Arrive at the visitor center of Kui Buri National Park and switch to a 4-wheel drive vehicle.
16:00 – 18:00: Explore Kui Buri National Park and observe the wildlife, including the 320 wild elephants. Discover the beautiful dry-moist forest and spot birds such as the Crested Fireback, Indian Roller, and Asian Openbill bird. With luck, you might also encounter Gaurs and even Leopards.
19:30: Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, where you can share your experiences of the day.
20:30: Return to your hotel.
The tour includes comfortable transportation from Hua Hin, an English-speaking guide, the national park entrance fee, and a delicious Thai lunch to keep you energized throughout the day. We recommend bringing along sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and a camera to capture the awe-inspiring moments you’ll encounter.
Book your tour with Hua Hin Travel today and create memories that will last a lifetime!
2 persons: 4,450 THB per person
3 persons: 3,900 THB per person
4 persons: 3,650 THB per person
5+ persons: 3,150 THB per person
Children (0–2 years): 800 THB per child
Children (2–11 years): 2,250 THB per child
Note: The more people in your group, the lower the price per person! Prices include all tour activities, national park entrance fees, dinner, transportation, and an English-speaking guide.
Don’t miss out on one of Thailand’s most extraordinary wildlife experiences. Book your Kui Buri National Park elephant tour with Hua Hin Travel today and get ready for a day filled with wonder, excitement, and unforgettable encounters with nature.
Prices include all tour activities, national park entrance fees, lunch, transportation, and an English-speaking guide.
This all-inclusive package offers exceptional value, combining expert guidance, seamless logistics, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. The thrill of watching wild elephants roam freely in their natural environment is a priceless experience that few get to witness in their lifetime.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of one of Thailand’s most extraordinary wildlife adventures. Book your Kui Buri National Park Elephant Safari with Hua Hin Travel today and prepare yourself for a day filled with wonder, excitement, and memories you’ll cherish forever!
A Responsible and Ethical Wildlife Experience
One of the reasons Kui Buri stands out is its commitment to responsible tourism. Unlike elephant camps or sanctuaries where elephants interact with humans, Kui Buri National Park ensures that these animals remain wild and undisturbed. Visitors must follow strict guidelines to minimize their impact on the environment.
Other Wildlife Sightings
In addition to elephants, Kui Buri is home to the rare and endangered gaur, which is the largest species of wild cattle in the world. Other wildlife commonly spotted includes barking deer, golden jackals, and various monkey species. Birdwatchers will also be thrilled to see hornbills, eagles, and other exotic birds.
Breathtaking Natural Landscapes
Kui Buri National Park is not just about wildlife – the landscapes are equally stunning. The park features rolling hills, lush forests, and expansive grasslands. The scenery alone makes the visit worthwhile, especially for photographers and nature lovers.
Best Time to Visit Kui Buri National Park
The park is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during the dry season, from November to April. During this period, wildlife is more easily spotted around waterholes and open grasslands. The rainy season (May to October) brings lush greenery but can make some areas inaccessible due to muddy roads.
Book a Guided Tour in Advance
Since visitors are not allowed to enter the park on their own, it’s best to book a guided tour in advance.
Dress Comfortably
Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended, as the park can get hot during the day. Wear comfortable walking shoes, as some viewing spots may require short walks.
Bring Binoculars & a Camera
A good pair of binoculars will enhance the wildlife viewing experience. If you enjoy photography, bring a zoom lens to capture close-up shots of animals.
Follow Park Rules
Respect the park’s guidelines to ensure a safe and ethical wildlife experience. Do not feed or approach the animals, and avoid making loud noises that could disturb the wildlife.
Wildlife Viewing Stops
The safari follows a designated route through the park, stopping at key viewing areas where elephants and other wildlife are often seen. Rangers communicate through radios to share recent wildlife sightings, increasing the chances of successful viewing.
Close but Respectful Encounters
Visitors can expect to see elephants at a safe yet relatively close distance, often in small herds with babies. Since these animals are completely wild, their behavior is natural and undisturbed, providing a unique and authentic wildlife experience.
Photographic Opportunities
Kui Buri is a paradise for photographers. The open landscapes and wildlife sightings create excellent opportunities for capturing stunning images. However, visitors should avoid using flash photography, as it can disturb the animals.
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