Khao Nam Pu Nature and Wildlife Education Center

I really like this place. I once saw wild cattle at Huai Kha Khaeng and saw two of them at the Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Breeding Center. In the wild, Huai Kha Khaeng is home to many, but they are hard to find and require ambush. This place has a lot of them, but they are in cages because the officers want to breed these rare animals. An officer was feeding them. I went to ask for more information about the cattle. The officer gave very good advice and explained very well. The cattle breeding is considered successful. The number of wild cattle is increasing. The day I went, the cattle cage seemed to collapse because a wild elephant broke it. However, the cattle didn't come out because they were afraid their hooves would get caught in the cage. The cattle seem tame. When approached, they didn't show any signs of harming them, perhaps because they are often in contact with people and officers are always there to feed them. I would like to invite everyone to visit. I brought my children to soak up nature. Teach them to understand nature and care for it. We will see that there are many wild animals that later generations have never seen in person. They only see stuffed animals. Because the selfishness of hunters has caused some wild animals to become extinct. Let's help instill this in our children so that our children can continue to see wildlife like this. Thank you to the Thai officials who brought the wild animals back to life. I went on 7/3/2024.

Thank you to everyone. This place was very educational about red cattle and reforestation using slingshots. It was two peaceful, fun, quiet, cold, and eerie nights. I'll bring my friends to visit next time.

Banteng (red cow) reintroduction centre. The banteng are all very tame. Their enclosures are large which is nice to see. I hope they are released into the wild at some point.