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Thailand : Nakhon Nayok Province.
Another activity that national park tourists must look for is the signature of park officials. In different locations, there will be different animal signatures. In the picture is the signature of an elephant of a Khao Yai National Park official (Pha Trom Jai).

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Pha Trom Jai

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Hi @Phothichavala1982,

Thank you for sharing with us!

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This is such a cool activity to do at a national park :+1:
I would love to collect these when visiting there @Phothichavala1982

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Thats a very interesting idea, thanks for sharing @Phothichavala1982

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That is awesome @Phothichavala1982 !

May I ask a few questions please? :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

  • What is this book that you have?
  • Who is giving these stamps?
  • Are you a Thai person?
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  • What is this book that you have?
    Answer:
    This is a booklet from the National Parks Department, distributed nationwide for travelers to use. It includes the stamps of each park. What makes it special is that you get the signature of a park official. Sometimes, it can be difficult to find them.

  • Who is giving these stamps?
    Park rangers are the ones who stamp, or you can stamp yourself. There are designated stamping points, or if you want an autograph, it can be a bit difficult to find someone because they are not always there.

  • Are you a Thai person?
    I am Thai