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Wildlife and Nature in Khao Sok Photos

A Dryas Julia or Julia Butterfly family captured down at the river, characterized through its orange color and black markings on the wings.
Khao Sok National Park part of Southern Thailand's rainforest
White-handed Gibbon climbing the trees in Khao Sok National Park, Thailand
An unspoiled channel of the Mangroves captured at the Elephant Hills Rainforest Nature Safari
Khao Sok National Park part of Southern Thailand's rainforest
An orange colored Julia butterfly sitting on a flower
A macaque monkey eating on a tree
Long-tailed macaque sitting on a think tree trunk
Different camera traps placed in Khao Sok National Park to capture rare wildlife
Yawing short-tailed macaque
Little spiderhunter sitting on a small branch
Short-tailed macaque staring in our camera
Dusky langur posing in front of the camera
Dusky langur posing in front of the camera
White-throated kingfisher captured on a branch, showing his colorful dark red bill
A gaur grazing on the opposite lakeside of the floating Rainforest Camp
A white-handed gibbon hanging in a tree behind the Rainforest Camp
A great picture of a great hornbill sitting high up in the trees
A flying great hornbill which perfectly shows the wingspan of this bird and the size of the bird
Slighty foggy day at Cheow Larn Lake
Longly longtail boat cruising over the glassy water of Cheow Larn Lake being surrounded by the beautiful and unspoiled Khao Sok National Park
Bird's eye view of Khao Sok National Park and the Cheow Larn Lake
Red-colored Limestone rocks illuminated from the setting sun
Unspoiled rainforest in Southern Thailand
Two toads cuddling and sleeping on a tree at Sok river
Showing the fruits of the Areca tree, the betle nuts
The beautiful red orange sky during sunset is reflected in the waters of Cheow Larn Lake
Clear and glass watersurface
Tropical swallowtail moth colored in black, grey and white characterized by a unique structure and a very beautiful
Cheow Larn Lake habitats a large population of fish. Next to our Rainforest Camp we can often spot big carps.
A dusky langur sitting on a tree staring down to our photographer. The name langur means long-tail and this picture perfectly demonstrates the length of the langur tail.
Two dusky langurs sitting high up in the crown of a tree
White-handed gibbon family spotted while kayaking
Close shot of the mangrove snake or gold-ringed cat snake. It is black with thin yellow bands
You can see a male of the macaque monkey sitting in the trees staring at something further down
A blue colored mangrove crab coming out of its sand whole with only one red claw
A black-crested gibbon ape is hanging from a branch grabing it with just one arm
A wild asian bull-elephant passing the lakeside
A black gaur being spotted next to the Rainforest Camp at the lakeside
The male is feeding the female great hornbill
A great hornbill in the middle of the trees perfectly showcasing is a large bird its very large bill, which bears a sizable, brightly colored, horny growth - the casque
A colorful blue-winged pitta bird sitting on a branch
Close shot of a flying great hornbill
An ant, one of the small rainforest inhabitants, creeping on the dried latex of a rubber tree
A long-tailed macaque embracing a tree
A shoal of carps swimming in Cheow Larn Lake
Female common flameback on a tree trunk
Rainforest of Khao Sok National Park captured when kayaking down Sok river
Breathtaking scenery when the sun is setting down over the unspoiled nature of Khao Sok National Park
Enjoying the emerald green waters in a channel of Cheow Larn Lake

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