Revitalizing Yourself at Si Sawat Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi

It is indeed that the kismet of Si Sawat Erawan National Park in Kanchaburi to be designated as the 12th national park of Thailand in June 1975. The vicinity of this park is sprawled over the total area of 550 km of high mountains and valleys. The eastern mountains protect the park from eastern monsoons as they result in low average rainfall plus rise to approximately 1,000 meters with sheer limestone mountain cliffs. This deciduous park of Thailand amazingly covers approximately 80 % of its surrounds with Hopea odorata, Pterocorpus macrocarpus, Spondias pinnata, Afzelia and xylocarpa being some of the dominant tree species. Besides, you will also bump into dipterocarp, dry evergreen and bamboo forest along with wildlife surveys which are carried out for mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles. But to encounter animals like elephants, flying squirrels, gibbons, Siamese hare, king cobras or pythons, eagles, and white-eyes from your close quarters will typically depend upon your luck. The other main draws of this striking Kanchaburis Si Sawat Erawan National Park Thailand contain fish, crabs and insect which are present in ious forms and thus hold the attention of the bystanders for a longer period of time. Moreover, tourists cannot find anything more refreshing as the very beautiful falls, 7-tired Erawan Waterfall with its emerald green water and the Pra That Cave with its bizarre shaped stalagmites and stalactites will incontestably leave them astounded. But if still your ongoing hunger to explore something exceedingly phenomenal is not yet over then Erawan National Park offers you swimming amidst the picturesque waterfalls meandering down the rocks via lush green natural world will both excite and motive you to come here time and again between November and February when the weather conditions are cool unlike summers which are relatively, scorching.