Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Chaiyaphum Province, spanning three districts including Khon San, Kaset Sombun, and Nong Bua Daeng. The site appeals to visitors interested in observing wildlife in natural habitats, particularly at Thung Kamang grassland where various animal species can be seen roaming freely. The sanctuary offers nature study trails and several points of interest for exploration. Guests can choose to visit as a day trip or apply in advance for overnight camping according to sanctuary regulations. Facilities include restrooms, and activities focus on wildlife observation, bird watching, and forest trekking. The camping area provides access to diverse ecosystems within a protected conservation zone. Fees range from 150 to 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
at Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary - Chaiyaphum (877m above sea level • 16.41°N, 101.56°E)
🌧️ Rainy Season (Jun - Oct) - Bring rain gear and check weather before traveling
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One of the best wild area in Thailand with chances to see often wild animals. Poor to no accommodation, better come with car tent or camper. Bring your own food.
A hidden gem. Literally a cool zoo in the middle of nowhere.
Nice nature
1 star rating due to discrimination in the purchasing of tickets where foreigners are charged many more times the price Thais pay. By the way when they ask you how long you have lived in Thailand (and assuming you can speak Thai), answer over 10 years. That seems to get Thai price. My 3 years was not sufficient! Also it is a little strange that they do not allow tourists on scooters in but most of the staff inside the park are driving scooters... Anyway hitchhiking in and out was no problem, staff will assist. Very impressed with the trails in the park, particularly the dirt road that leads to a lake. Trail starts at 16°23'03.3"N 101°34'21.4"E and ends at 16°21'54.4"N 101°35'18.5"E - about 5km each way. On that trail I saw macaques, langurs, gibbons, deer and the white-winged duck this trail seems to be renowned for.
Beautiful place
Have you camped here?
Share your experience and help other travellers
One of the best wild area in Thailand with chances to see often wild animals. Poor to no accommodation, better come with car tent or camper. Bring your own food.
A hidden gem. Literally a cool zoo in the middle of nowhere.
Nice nature
1 star rating due to discrimination in the purchasing of tickets where foreigners are charged many more times the price Thais pay. By the way when they ask you how long you have lived in Thailand (and assuming you can speak Thai), answer over 10 years. That seems to get Thai price. My 3 years was not sufficient! Also it is a little strange that they do not allow tourists on scooters in but most of the staff inside the park are driving scooters... Anyway hitchhiking in and out was no problem, staff will assist. Very impressed with the trails in the park, particularly the dirt road that leads to a lake. Trail starts at 16°23'03.3"N 101°34'21.4"E and ends at 16°21'54.4"N 101°35'18.5"E - about 5km each way. On that trail I saw macaques, langurs, gibbons, deer and the white-winged duck this trail seems to be renowned for.
Beautiful place
