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Khao Sok
Khao Sok
Hidden Jungle Gem, where wild elephants roam and you can chill on floating raft houses.
Top Things to Do in Khao Sok
Go beyond the tourist checklist - into the hidden spots & heartfelt stories

01
Cheow Lan Lake Safari - see wild Elephants!
A wildlife safari is the #1 must-do in Khao Sok and most of the overnight stays will include it. Go during dry season (Feb to May) for better chance of spotting wild elephants!
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Stay in a floating rafthouse!
Stay a night in a floating rafthouse on Cheow Lan Lake for an iconic experience. Simple yet magical: wake up to nature, swim in the lake & enjoy stunning views right at your doorstep!
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Jungle Trekking
We love trekking in the Khao Sok jungle - it's home to wildlife like monkeys, gibbons, and if you're super lucky, the elusive tiger or clouded leopard. The plant life is amazing too!
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Bamboo Cooking Class in a Farm
Locals in Khao Sok have lived off the jungle for generations, mastering bamboo cooking. Join a farm cooking class to learn this unique skill and experience Thai traditions firsthand!
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Camping in Khao Sok National Park
If you want to get even closer to nature, camp in the national park! You'll spot nocturnal animals like civet cats & enjoy a cozy campfire dinner cooked in bamboo. It's pretty special.
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Explore a Cave like Indiana Jones
There are 3 main caves around Cheow Lan Lake and they're really fun to explore! A cave trip is typically included with a rafthouse stay.
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Birdwatching
Khao Sok is a birdwatcher's paradise with 300+ species, including 9 hornbill types, the Malayan Banded Pitta, and Blue-eared Kingfisher. Perfect for pros or beginners alike!
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Treat yourself with Glamping
If you want to be close to nature, but don't love camping - treat yourself to the only glamping lodge in Khao Sok. It's pretty chic, with lots of wildlife spotting opportunities!
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Rafting or Kayaking on Khao Sok River
You can also go tubing, kayaking, or bamboo rafting down Khao Sok River. Many of the overnight stays will include some water activites - look out for them in the itinerary!
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Spot the Rafflesia: the World's Largest Flower
The world's largest (and smelliest!) flower also lives in Khao Sok National Park. It can grow up to 90cm and 7kg! It's unpredictable when it blooms, but check with your jungle guide!
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What other guests say
4.6
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379 reviews
I had the most amazing morning bird watching , saw so many birds , plus insects , lizards , I learnt which birds made which sounds , my guide looked after me impeccably from start to finish
Paula Parkins
Wonderful excursion and Wet is a great guide.
Hilde Decin
We had a wonderful experience at Khao Sok ! We booked a 3 day stay with cooking class, day outing on the lake, and canoe on the river. All the activities were amazing, and very well organised.
We had luck with the weather but would definitely also recommend during the rainy season as there are fewer people.
Highlight of our trip :)
Sofia
Die beiden Schwestern sind herzlich und sehr witzig. Der Kochkurs hat Spaß gemacht und war mega lecker. Die Hütten sind gut dicht so dass keine Viecher rein kommen.
Nadine
Two days trip in August (Rainy season) no sun at all and almost no animali sight.
Our trip was great with surraundings and hotel and the Guide, Lisa, did her best to make our tour enjoyable and funny!
March to May are the suggested months to get the most out of what the tour is offering unless you love rain and don't mind to get wet aaaaallll day.
Dario
This is a once in a lifetime experience and extremely worth it if you’re outdoorsy. We saw elephants,
Monkeys . A pig. The room was nice. The food was amazing. The staff is thorough and friendly. I made friends. And the mountains and water were unforgettable. You have to be flexible that rain or other things may impact the itinerary - but you get partial refunds if anything isn’t doable. You also get freedom to kayak. Swim. Explore for monkeys. Play games in their family area. Very very great experience I’ll never forget.
Michelle
Jaja is an incredibly knowledgeable guide, who expertly lead us through the jungles of Khao Sok. He has a very sharp eye that can spot almost anything, even in the dark. On top of that, he is an incredibly good cook. Our evening in the National Park has been a highlight on our trip to Thailand.
Noah
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