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Wherever you are, a visit to a national park rarely disappoints. From Yellowstone in the US to South Africa’s Kruger and from Uluru in Australia to our own Lake District, some of the planet’s most striking landscapes, along with resident flora and fauna, are preserved as jewels in their nation’s crowns. Send us your tips on enjoying the world's best national parks, particularly the ones we've yet to cover.
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    Khao Yai National Park

    Posted by TravelTsarina 11 April 2007

    I enjoyed an eerie night drive and walk through the jungle here when staying with Thai friends. Sadly we weren't lucky with seeing any big game - just two rabbits, a deer and a bat - but other tourists said they encountered dozens of elephants the night before.

    We pre-booked the services of an armed park ranger who we picked up at the entrance gate, which meant we could get out of the car and wander off into the darkness.

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    Visiting Kao Yai Monsoon Forest

    Posted by aztrav 13 March 2006

    Only three hours by bus from Bangkok and a world away if you need to breathe clean air while waiting for visas etc. Lots of birds, gibbons, and elephants if you're lucky.

    Three hours by air con public bus heading in the Korat direction.

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