Khao Sok is a 130 million years old beautiful jungle national park that
is home to a wide variety of exotic fauna and flora, including the
world's largest flower, Rafflesia. There are many sights to see and
activities to do in Khao Sok including jungle trekking, visiting the
numerous waterfalls and spending several nights on a floating bungalow
in the lake.
We stayed at an adorable family-run bungalow style hut guesthouse,
Khao Sok Palmview Resort.
The family was so welcoming and kind, treating us like part of the
family. "Mama" and her son Kong take care of everything around the
guesthouse and are always around to offer helping hands to their
guests. The bungalows are nothing fancy, but definitely recommended as a
place to stay if you're looking for cleanliness, comfort and
friendliness with a unique jungle hut feel.
Khao Sok is a
beautiful stop for the nature buff. I felt the entire area was so
different than other part of Thailand I'd seen. Although it's not far
from the main tourist destinations, the isolated jungle and untouched
vegetation almost transports you a world away. It's such a unique part
of Thailand that's worth a visit if you're not easily deterred by
leeches.
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| Khao Sok Village |
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| Massaman Curry |
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| Palmview Resort |
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| Khao Sok Palmview bungalow |
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| Khao Sok family |
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