Kuiburi National Park is the exclusive habitat in Thailand where over 320 safeguarded wild elephants reside, providing an almost guaranteed 99% chance to witness them in this pristine wildlife environment. Beyond the Asian elephants and gaurs, the park also hosts other mammals such as golden jackals, various species of deer, langurs, white-handed gibbons, Burmese hares, Malay porcupines, and wild boars. Kui Buri boasts a diverse bird fauna, with a current account of over 260 species. This includes crested falcons, grey peacock pheasants, ferrous partridges, Tickell’s brown hornbills, white-crowned hornbills, brown fish owls, yellow-ventilated green pigeons, white-fronted dwarf-eared owls, mustache hawks, red-necked hornbills, blue-collared parrots, chestnut-nickel fork tails, red-bearded bee-eaters, and maroon woodpeckers. The Crested Fireback, Indian Roller, and Asian Openbill bird species also thrive here, along with gaurs and leopards.