Nature & Wildlife

Thailand is rich in natural resources, including a variety of flora and fauna, and abundance of nature. There are more than 100 national parks, including more than 20 marine parks, and the animals in Thailand more than 1000 species of mammals, many birds, both native and migratory birds, and a spectacular underwater world.

Every Thai National Park is a unique flora and fauna that inhabited the northern mountains, AOS temperate forests and central Thailand, AOS expansive plains of savannah in the northeast and the south coast, AOS mangrove forest. The diversity of wildlife, including monkeys, Gibbons, elephants, bears and even the whale shark, the largest fish in the world.

Eco-activities in Thailand include trekking, kayaking, snorkeling, nature photography, rafting, bird watching, spotting and other wild animals in Thailand, elephants and Gibbons.

Thai plants and animals are unique and varied, with a range of climatic zones suitable for different plant and animal species.

Natural forests cover almost 25% from Thailand, with forests, mainly consisting of monsoon forest and rainforest. Monsoon forests consist mainly of hard and hardwood trees that shed their leaves in the season, Dray, to save water. The rainforest areas are covered with evergreen trees. In the coastal plains, mainly in addition to the more cover rain forest, mangrove abundance and rattan. Trekking, horse riding, mountain biking, kayaking and more are good ways to get out in nature and Thailand get the most out of your experience in the realm.

Thailand is known for its variety of fruit and flower bearing trees and plants, of which the most iconic is the orchid, Thailand, AOS national flower, which appears in more than 27,000 different varieties.

While the degradation of their habitat, the number of exotic animals in Thailand reduced, there is a number of local species. The most iconic of these is the elephant, of which around 1000, mostly in national parks in Thailand. Among the larger mammals, the tiger, leopard, Malaysian Sun Bear, samba deer, otter and civet. Climbing animals including Gibbon and many species of monkeys. There are also sheep, goats, cattle, tapirs, wild cattle, wild boar and a variety of snakes, including cobra.

There are over 900 native breeding species or migrating to Thailand. Bird watching tours are especially popular in Sam Roi Yot Khao Sok and, where there are six species of Hornbill. Crocodiles, lizards and turtles are numerous. Fish is rich in rivers and coastal waters.

Animal Parks in Bangkok and Chiang Mai are both animals from Thailand and from around the world including Chinese Pandas!

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