Khao Yai National Park Weekend Getaway

[@karlsthailand]

One of my favourite places in Thailand, I have done some videos there also. Seeing an elephant is the icing on the cake. Liked and subscribed.

[@bkkdavidg]

Thanks so much. I hope you add more content on a more regular basis soon

[@BryansMusings]

Good one, David. This will be my next location.

[@bkkdavidg]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video

[@thomaselers7416]

Walking out in the wild nature.... with facemasks!!!??? 😂 But a brilliant place, I love it there. 👍👍👍

[@bkkdavidg]

Yes, unfortunately face masks are required in National Parks in Thailand. Other people were nearby just outside of the camera’s view.

[@thomaselers7416]

@@bkkdavidg Got it, I know if someone's nearby, I wear mask too, to consider their (mental) wellbeing, lol. It was really fun watching your take on Khao Yai, as I just went there the last two weekends.

[@bkkdavidg]

@@thomaselers7416 glad you enjoyed the video. I’ll be posting some videos soon about Phuket and the Similan Islands.

[@thomaselers7416]

@@bkkdavidg Sounds great. Kho Phi Phi by any chance? :-)

[@bkkdavidg]

@@thomaselers7416 not this time around. You’ll have to wait and see!

[@jenetapablo2004]

How much is the entrance fee?

[@bkkdavidg]

Entrance fees & opening times The park is open 6 am to 6 pm everyday all year round, vehicles already inside the park can leave on late hours. The entrance fees are 400 Baht for adults and 200 Baht for children, Thai citizens pay 40 Baht for adults and 20 Baht for children. As of March 2015, Thai driving licence, work permit or student card holders can't get in for Thai price.

[@reimundsisaket1619]

To much self demonstration - few nature infos

[@bkkdavidg]

During my visit to Khao Yai it was the first time national parks had reopened during the pandemic. In this video I'm simply showing you a glimpse of different areas within the park to visit. Here is some basic information as it pertains to entrance fees and opening times: The park is open 6 am to 6 pm everyday all year round, vehicles already inside the park can leave on late hours. The entrance fees are 400 Baht for adults and 200 Baht for children, Thai citizens pay 40 Baht for adults and 20 Baht for children. As of March 2015, Thai driving licence, work permit or student card holders can't get in for Thai price.