Thailand Photos: Nature hiking in Khao Yai national park : 26 March 2005
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This time we went to Khao Yai for a day nature walk from the headquarters to Haew Suwat waterfall and then to Pha Kluai Mai camp.
We walked with a park guide to learn the plants and wildlife. It was a green day with a bit wet ground.
However I saw only very few leeches.
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The begining of the hike. We started right behind the visitor center. This was my second time and I was quite familar
with the sounds and sights of Khao Yai. It was in the begining of the rainy season; though the rain arrived quite late
in relatively low volume the forest was quite fresh and green. The trek was not difficult.
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Kreua Ngu Hao tree. We saw several of these plants along the trail.
There were so many plant species in the forests of Khao Yai - a good ground for study and research.
However very large group trekking in the forest, making a lot of noice, carelessly throwing garbage,
use of plastics and foams in the forest, taking away plants and wildlife are not allowed.
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Vagetarian millipede (left), Mushrooms (center and right)
Bayan tree (left), A Ton Krapao ton tree destroyed by lightening (right). Before the lightening it used to be
a tall one - taller than other plants in the area, thus attracting the lightening.
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