Kui Buri National Park

Kui Buri National Park is a protected area in Kui Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, southern Thailand, established on 29 March 1999 as Thailand's 90th national park. Covering approximately 969 square kilometers in the Tenasserim Hills near the Myanmar border, it is renowned as the best place in Thailand to observe wild Asian elephants and gaur in their natural habitat, with mixed deciduous and evergreen forest, grasslands and designated wildlife watching zones.

Visitors can expect a forested mountain landscape with grassland clearings and designated wildlife watching areas, primarily at Pa Yang and Huai Luek. Access to the core wildlife zone is by guided 4x4 safari vehicles with a local guide. Sightings commonly include wild Asian elephants and gaur, along with deer, jackals, and diverse birds. Facilities are basic, centered at the park headquarters and wildlife watching checkpoints with viewpoints and observation areas.