4K - 25 Minutes

Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand is famed for its ancient rainforest, dramatic limestone cliffs, and the emerald waters of Cheow Lan Lake. The park’s rich ecosystem shelters gibbons, hornbills, rare plants, and towering jungle trees, making it one of the most biodiverse areas in the region.

Exploring Khao Sok by rowing offers a peaceful, immersive way to experience this landscape. As you move quietly across the calm lake, the surrounding karsts rise steeply on all sides, their slopes draped in dense green foliage. Without the noise of engines, you can clearly hear birds calling, leaves rustling, and the occasional splash of wildlife near the boat. Rowing also allows access to narrow inlets, secluded coves, and hidden corners of the lake that larger boats can’t reach.

Early mornings are especially atmospheric, with mist floating over the water and soft sunlight catching the cliffs. Whether for the tranquility, the wildlife encounters, or the stunning scenery, rowing through Khao Sok offers an intimate and memorable way to connect with one of Thailand’s most beautiful natural settings.