Nature & Wildlife in Thailand

See the water off Tusan Beach light up with 'Blue Tears' on a 5-hour tour from Miri that explores Borneo's remarkable bioluminescence. Walk along a white, sandy beach as the sun sets over the ocean, and watch for the glowing lights as darkness falls. This 5-hour 'Blue Tears' tour includes pickup and drop-off at Miri hotels.

Visiting the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary, the most ethical elephant sanctuary in Phuket, gives curious visitors a unique opportunity to interact with magnificent elephants in the safety and security of their natural home. Our trained English-speaking guides give visitors insight into the behavior and the personal history of our elephants, while our mahouts help people realize incredible life experience.- Sanctuary itself has stunning views of beaches and jungles- Get up close and personal with elephants like you have never been before- Promote ethical treatment of elephants all around the world- Elephant Jungle Sanctuary offers a photography service at no extra charge- Learn as much as possible about the elephants and why it is important to protect them

Angthong, which means 'golden bowl' in Thai, contains a breathtaking panorama of limestone islands and lagoons inhabited by dolphins and other marine life. Ride a speedboat into Angthong National Marine Park during this day trip from Koh Samui. Your sightseeing cruise stops at islands for swimming, snorkeling and hiking with the option to upgrade for a kayaking adventure. Enjoy a provided buffet lunch and marvel at the Emerald Lake (Talay Nai).

Falling coconuts, papaya groves, Buddhist temples, nine-foot-long pythons and miles of bike-friendly elevated sidewalks snaking through the jungle: Welcome to Bang Krachao, a smog-free, government-protected oasis of green that the mighty Chao Phraya River wraps around.This verdant island is all the more remarkable because it is across the river from Bangkok. The contrast between "Bangkok's Green Lung," as the palm-choked, lung-shaped Bang Krachao is known, and the concrete jungle on the opposite bank could not be more striking. Downtown Bangkok's central Silom business district is only about six miles away.- Visit the largest fresh market in Bangkok- Take a tuk-tuk to the pier- Cross the Chao Phraya river by long-tail boat- Explore the Jungle of Bangkok by rickshaw- Enjoy a delicious Thai meal in a local restaurant- Visit a non-touristy Buddhist temple