Thailand Ecotourism - Natural Thailand

Thailand Ecotourism/Natural Thailand – Despite increasing development in Thailand, the country still manages to maintain a resplendent natural beauty and Thailand ecotourism is thriving.  Much of this is due to government efforts that were significantly prompted by His Royal Majesty, King Rama the IX.  For example in 1989 by Royal Decree the National Parks Act of Thailand was amended to completely prohibit all forestry activities until such time as Thailand’s forests have recovered and can be sustainably managed.
Thailand now has 79 National Parks covering almost 8% of the total area of the country.  Ecotourism is growing in popularity and rural populations are playing an expanding role in the protection of Thailand’s natural beauty.  If you would like to write an article in the interest of protection of Thailand’s natural splendour or to promote Thailand ecotourism, we invite you to Submit your work to our editors for consideration.


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Khao Lak Beach, Phuket Killer

For Mam. Enjoy your trip sweet lady... As one of the areas hardest affected by the 2004 tsunami, Khao Lak beach in Phang Nga province on ...


Fascinating Khao Sok National Park, Southern Thailand Rain Forest Reserve

Khao Sok national park in southern Thailand remains one of the most unique and beautiful areas in Thailand.  Khao Sok Park, one of the largest ...


Thailand Dairy and Cowboy Festival, Muak Lek, Saraburi

Come Learn About the Thai Dairy & Cattle Farming Industry, Western Country Style The Dairy Farming Promotion Organization of Thailand plans to entertain all cowboy-hearted ...


Visit Isan and Experience the Pink Water Lily Blooming at Nong Han Lake

During the cool season in Thailand (between November-February) there are many reasons that a visitor may want to travel to Isaan (also Isan or Isarn), ...


Fighting Cocks Exposed at Chiang Mai Centre

THAILAND TRAVEL NEWS: Cock fighting might be as popular with some people as bull fighting is with others, but in Thailand, as throughout the rest ...


Thailand Sunflower Fields – Welcoming Winter at Lopburi

Lopburi, the central province of Thailand is a popular sightseeing destination during Thai winter time (cool season).  About 150 km north of Thailand, Lopburi is ...


Thailand’s First Retirement Home for Elephants Opens in Lampang

THAILAND TRAVEL NEWS: Very few visitors to Thailand complete their stay without coming into contact with a Thai elephant (Elephant maximus or Asian Elephant), or ...


Siam Tulip – Krachiao Blossoms in the Mist

During the rainy season in Thailand (between June-October) many kinds of trees are budding, everywhere is green, and everything fresh. In the Isaan region (north ...


Spectacular Khao Yai National Park (Contest Winner – 2nd Place)

Mountainous forest areas in Thailand are protected from logging and development, ensuring that the beauty of these areas is preserved for generations.  Thailand also has ...


Panya Project Eco-Village – Sustainable Living in Northern Thailand

This article was written for TTO by Ross Green (Trvlbum) In Northern Thailand, two hours north of Chiang Mai there is an ambitious project underway to ...




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