Avistamiento de elefantes y animales en el Parque Nacional Kuiburi: únete al tour de la tarde
Descripción
El Parque Nacional Kuiburi es el único lugar en Tailandia donde viven más de 320 elefantes salvajes protegidos y tendrás la oportunidad única del 90 - 95% de verlos en esta vida silvestre virgen. Además de los elefantes y gaurs asiáticos, los otros mamíferos relativamente comunes son los chacales dorados, varios ciervos, langures, gibones con las manos blancas, liebres birmanas, puercoespines malayos y jabalíes. Kui Buri tiene una rica fauna de aves con más de 260 especies actualmente. Halcones crestados, faisanes pavos reales grises, perdices ferrosas, cábalas marrones de Tickell, cábalas de corona blanca, búhos pescadores marrones, palomas verdes ventiladas de amarillo, búhos de frente blanca orejas enanas, halcones bigote, cálabos de cuello rojo, loros de cuello azul, colas de tenedor de castaño-níquel, abejarucos barbudos, pájaros carpinteros cimarrones. También hay aves como el Crested Fireback, Indian Roller y pájaro asiático de pico abierto o incluso gaurs y leopardos.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Después de una hora y media en coche, llegamos al Centro de Visitantes de Kui Buri y nos trasladamos desde el parque nacional a un vehículo safari guiado. Viajamos al Área de Vida Silvestre Huai Luek y esperamos a que los elefantes y otros animales forrajeen. También visitamos el hermoso bosque seco y húmedo y observamos aves como el Crested Fireback, el Indian Roller y el Asian Spoonbill. Ocasionalmente, también podemos detectar gaviotas y leopardos. Atención antes de reservar: Este viaje no es una visita al zoo. Quedan aproximadamente 320 elefantes salvajes protegidos en este parque nacional, y la posibilidad de ver elefantes en la naturaleza y en terreno accidentado es de aproximadamente el 90-95 por ciento. Sin embargo, no podemos garantizar el 100 por ciento de eso o cuántos elefantes verá. A veces los verás desde lejos o a solo unos cientos de metros de distancia. También hay muchos otros animales para observar, como aves y gaurs. Nos quedaremos en el parque unas 3 Horas o a veces hasta que casi oscurezca.
Después de visitar el parque nacional, tendremos una cena típica tailandesa en un restaurante tailandés cerca del parque nacional para apoyar a los lugareños antes de regresar a su hotel.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
El servicio de recogida está disponible en las áreas de Hua Hin, Cha Am y Pranburi. Confirmaremos la hora de recogida el día antes del tour una vez que se finalicen todas las reservas y lugares de recogida.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(93)
It was an incredibly beautiful experience, including the sighting of a herd of elephants with about 30 animals in front of us while crossing the road.
Easy clean process. Group of 8 with efficient pickup at each hotel. Engaging guide. Good ranger with good sightings in the park. Open air riding in pickup truck was a surprise as well as focus on four viewing stations where most got out of the truck.
Great experience with the agency and M our guide! Message on Tripadvisor and Whatsapp the day before to confirm and specify the pick-up. (Allow about 30 minutes to gather everyone). M was smiling and friendly, allowing us to experience this incredible moment while providing relevant information at the right time. We were lucky to see a lot of elephants (about thirty) and dozens of gaurs. The park staff was great too :) Thank you!
I glad that I did the tour. Our guide Amp was an excellent how providing commentary on the way when things of interest came along. As we approached the park, the Mango Trees, Pineapple Fields, and Rubber Trees were interesting to see on the Farms. Once we arrived at the parks we drove out in pick-ups. You should understand that the main view is at 2 view points. We spent an hour an a half at the first one with a number of other people. We didn’t see much the first hour and then a number of gaur came through the forest and we also saw a Thai deer and a number of birds. Al we were leaving one of th guides spotted an elephant (or 1/2 an elephant, as we could only see the back). Bring some snacks for this part. We then left for the 2nd viewpoint where you only stop for 15 to 20 minutes. Here we saw a male elephant and a heard of gaur. We then headed out and stopped for dinner. Dinner was very nice and they had the food on the table as we walked up. This is a national park experience and there is no guarantee that you will see anything, so in the end it was well worth the trip.
Fab experience saw elephants, monitor lizards and hornbills. The guide was brilliant and was really enthusiastic.
It was a fantastic trip, best day of Thailand ever, tour guide Mr.B is so attentive and friendly
Wonderful adventure would highly recommend
A safari at 2 pm with 35 degrees in the shade!!! Result in 3 hours of time: 5 elephants at 50, 1 buffalo in a pond and 2 varans!!!! A DISASTER , to flee where you have to love to waste your time and money..... Not worth a visit
Thank you for your review. I’m sorry to hear that you felt your time and money were wasted. I also apologize for the hot weather in the national park, though the climate in Thailand is generally very hot year-round. I’m sorry as well that you only saw five wild elephants, but as stated in the description before booking, we cannot guarantee how many elephants you will encounter.
We were picked up at the resort by the world's most beautiful guide. It was a long drive, but he was very knowledgeable and told a lot about what we saw along the way. When we arrived we were so lucky to get to see four wild elephants, one stood about 30 m from us. It all ended with a delicious dinner on the way back. Can definitely be recommended. Great day.
Tour guide was very nice. Area is very pretty but we only saw an elephant very far away. I know they can't control that but was a bummer. One thing I think all tours should do is have a rule of people being quieter and a minimum age. No animal is going to come around toddlers screaming.
