This morning a very early start, possibly at daybreak, is recommended. It is the best time to see wildlife in Khao Yai, Thailand oldest and covering 2172 sq. km, the second largest National Park in Thailand. Frequently seen are the Pig Tailed Macaque, Deer, Elephants and different Hornbills. Tiger, Gaur and the Asiatic Bear are amongst the variety of mammals that are rarely spotted by the casual visitor. You will also hear the whooping of the gibbons.Lunch will be at the PB Valley Winery, situated on the edge of the National Park and the birthplace of the Khao Yai wine region at 1,000 feet above sea level. Traditionally, grapes for wine making have been grown between the 30th and 50th parallels in both the northern and southern hemispheres. Thailand has pioneered wine production in a narrow band in the north between the 14th to 18th parallels. Years of research, testing and development have opened up new frontiers in viticulture resulting in 'New Latitude Wines'. The winery sits amidst a lush 800-acre plantation. Now into its 16th year of operation, the winery has become the birthplace of Thailand's premium wines. Today, the PB Valley Khao Yai Winery is Thailand's only fully accredited wine maker. After lunch, enjoy a tour of the vineyard and the winery, followed by wine tasting. Return to your accommodations later this afternoon.