Khao Sok National Park in Southern Thailand is a nature-based destination known for its ancient rainforests, dramatic limestone karsts, and the stunning Cheow Lan Lake. Tourism activities center on outdoor adventures such as jungle trekking, wildlife watching, and water activities on the lake, including kayaking, boating, and staying in floating bungalows. Visitors can also explore caves, visit waterfalls, and stay in accommodations from jungle glamping to small, family-run bungalows.
Khao Sok National Park for its breathtaking natural beauty, including towering limestone cliffs, ancient rainforests, and the stunning Cheow Lan Lake, and for its adventure activities like jungle trekking, kayaking, and wildlife spotting. The park is also a haven for biodiversity, home to unique flora and fauna such as the world’s largest flower, the Rafflesia, and various species of animals like gibbons, hornbills, and wild elephants.
From the Surath Thani & Phuket to Khao Sak National Park you can take a bus or Car.
December to April: The least rainfall and plenty of sunshine. Trekking, kayaking, wildlife spotting (especially large mammals near the lake), and cave exploration.
May to November: The “green season” brings vibrant, lush scenery, and fewer tourists. River tubing (due to high water levels), seeing full and powerful waterfalls, and bird watching.
October or April: These months are transitions between the dry and wet seasons, offering a mix of both.