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A wide view of a grassy plain bordered by forested hills in the park.

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Kui Buri National Park Headquarters

The park headquarters is a quiet administrative zone offering camping and short nature trails.

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Located completely separate from the Huai Luek Wildlife Watching Area, the headquarters focuses on forest ecology and camping. Do not go here expecting to see wild elephants.

This area sits within the 969-square-kilometer park in the Tenasserim Hills. It gives visitors access to historical sandalwood trees and seasonal waterfalls.

A family of wild elephants, including calves, walking across a green meadow.
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Headquarters Campsite

OvernightTent rentals available

This peaceful forest camping area provides basic facilities and tent rentals for overnight stays. It sits completely away from the wildlife viewing zone. You will not see wild elephants at this location.

An adult elephant and calf near water, with a white egret nearby.
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Kalamet (Sandalwood) Nature Trail

300 meters30-45 minutes

Walk this 300-meter trail to see rare, fragrant sandalwood trees. Kui Buri is the only place in Thailand where dead sandalwood is legally harvested for royal cremations.

Two young elephants playing and touching trunks in a lush green environment.
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Dong Mafai Waterfall

1-2 hoursBest from May to November

Take a short hike from the headquarters to reach this natural waterfall. The water flow is best during or right after the May to November rainy season.

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A wild elephant crossing a dirt road near the edge of a forest.
2-Days Private Tour: Kui Buri Wildlife Safari & Sam Roi Yod National Park48 h from $546
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