Fauna

The Banglamung Wildlife Breeding Station was established for the purpose of studying, breeding, and developing the genetics of rare and endangered wildlife for conservation and release back into their natural habitats. It also focuses on researching and developing healthy food plants and nutrition for wildlife, as well as enhancing the quality of life for the public, in accordance with the royal initiatives of King Rama IX. Tourists can visit the Banglamung Wildlife Breeding Station to observe various rare wildlife species, such as Eld's deer, brow-antlered deer, hog deer, sun bears, and Asiatic black bears. They can also enjoy the exciting activity of feeding the bears, which number around 100, with fruits like guava and ripe bananas, or even coconuts, which the bears love to gnaw on. Additionally, the upper area houses a breeding center for rare birds and pheasants, deer, and hog deer.