Transportation Guide to Khao Yai National Park in Thailand | Explore the Hidden Forest Secrets

#Bangkok Transportation Guide As an expert on in-depth travel in Thailand, I have a secret secret of this pristine treasure that 90% of tourists don’t know about – Khao Yai National Park! Covering an area of ​​2,168 square kilometers, it spans four provinces including Nakhon Ratchasima and Saraburi. It is the most complete monsoon forest in continental Asia and a summer resort. The temperature in winter can drop below 10°C, which is in sharp contrast to the scorching heat in Bangkok! Transportation Guide: - Self-driving: Starting from Bangkok, drive along Highway 304, the whole journey takes about 2.5-3 hours. The journey is smooth and the road conditions are good. Self-driving tours are supported in the park, which is suitable for travelers who pursue freedom. - Bus: From Bangkok's Mo Chit Eastern Bus Terminal, take a bus to Pak Chong, which takes about 3 hours. Once you arrive at Pak Chong, take a local songthaew or taxi, which takes about 15 minutes to the park gate. - Charter/Rent a Car: Tourists who do not want to drive themselves can book a charter car service through their hotel or travel agency, which will pick them up directly from their Bangkok hotel to the park, making the whole journey comfortable and convenient. - Train: Take the train from Hua Lamphong Station in Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima Station, then transfer to a bus or charter car to the park. However, the train journey is long, about 4-5 hours, so you need to arrange your time reasonably.