Khlong Saeng Wildlife Sanctuary

Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 06.00 - 18.00

 

Khlong Saeng Wildlife Sanctuary Declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1974, it covers the areas of Tambon Takuk Nuea, Vibhavadi District, and Tambon Khao Phang, Tambon Kraisorn, Amphoe Ban Ta Khun. Surat Thani Province covers an area of ​​772,500 rai, is a complex mountain range, height above sea level from 100 meters.

 

Khao Wong is the highest peak of 1,272 meters with a steep slope as a limestone mountain. The area extends to the Ratchaprapha dam flood area. There is a flood line from the south along the canal creek through the middle of the district to the northwest, north and west to the boundary line of Surat Thani Province. There are plains on the hilltops, few of which are inhabited by elephants, bulls, red bulls and deer

 

Elephants, bulls, red bulls, deer, barking deer, chamois, tigers, roosters, monkeys, langurs, squirrels, bears, civets, civets, gills, reeds, falcons, pheasants, wagtails, peacocks, and many different kinds of birds, especially the feather-nosed otters, that are animals. very rare and freshwater fish or dragon fish endangered freshwater fish

 

A moist evergreen The important types of wood are Takhianthong, Takhian Hin, Yang, Sati Chor, Champa, Yung, Krabak, Nakbutr, Payom, Tabaek, Anchor, Phiphek, Kratong, Wa, palm, various types of bamboo and rattan.