Western Forest Complex
  An Untouched Wilderness in the Borderland of Thailand and Myanmar

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Facilities

Accommodation

Bungalows, rafthouses and camping sites are the main accommodation options in the Western Forest Complex. Most of the parks offer bungalows sleeping up to 6 people each with showers, sometimes with hot water. Some more off the beaten track parks - such as Phu Toei or Lam Khlong Ngu - offer camping grounds only.

The National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department has a very detailed information on accommodation of each park on its web site. Links to the appropriate web pages are provided on the individual parks pages.

Food services

Many of the headquarters and visitor centers have restaurants or a grocery shop. However for longer treks bring all your supplies with you as the groceries mainly stock only snacks and soft drinks.

Other facilities

Rest rooms, visitors center, amphitheater - differs from park to park.
 


For more detailed information on facilities offered in the Western Forest Complex see the protected areas pages.
 
 
Wild plants - infinite variety of colours and fragrances Mystic fog - the breath of jungle Beautiful waterfalls - source of water for Thailand One of the last habitats of beasts of prey Abundant Wildlife Colourful blossoms - endless inspiration

 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic

The project is funded by the Government of the Czech Republic (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and conducted with support of the National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department (DNP), Thai Ecotourism and Adventure Travel Association (TEATA), Foundation of Western Forest Complex Conservation (FWFCC) and Tourism Promotion Society of Kanchanaburi (TSK). For more information write to us at info[at]westernforest[dot]org. Webdesign and photographs by David Kučera. Translation to Thai by Kris Dhiradityakul.
 

National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department