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Tarutao National Park 325 Walking Street, Ko Tarutao, Mueang Satun District, Satun 91000, Thailand ☎ +66 74 783 485 Last Updated: 05/04/2025 |
| Established as a marine national park in 1974, Tarutao National Marine Park covers 1,490 km² area at the southernmost Thailand off the coast at Satun Province in the Andaman Sea. The park consists of 51 islands within two groups; Tarutao Group to the east and Adang-Rawi Group to the west. There are three archipelagos in the park; Tarutao Archipelago, Klang Archipelago and Adang Archipelago. | |
| At night, it is very easy to find mouse deer along the road, likely one of the densest populations of mouse deer in the country. While lesser mouse-deer is the dominant species in the island, with a bit of effort the very rare greater greater mouse-deer can also be found. Other mammals reported from the islands are; fishing cats, common treeshrews, Himalayan striped squirrels, dusky leaf monkeys, black giant squirrels, Sunda slow loris, Sunda colugos, grey-bellied squirrels, common palm civets, crab-eating macaques, wild boars and small flying foxes. There is also a big population of domestic cattles that has adapted to wildlife since decades ago. | |
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