Royal Park Rajapruek

5 Saranya A - a month ago

Lovely park and it was really well kept and well designed. Horticulture has been given utmost importance and even showed how Thai farmers garden today. For those who can’t walk, there’s even a shuttle tram which brings you around. Would definitely recommend here

5 Josef K - 6 months ago

Sumptuous garden(s). Well worth exploring. Used the free shuttle bus which run more or less continuously so just wait at the same place you alighted to hop on the next shuttle. There is a coffee shop near the entrance and also a restaurant within the complex. Lots of toilets available throughout the park.

5 noon v - 9 months ago

The park opens every day. Ticket cost 100-200 baht per person. There is a free shuttle every 15 minutes. You can also rent a bicycle for 60-100baht for a whole day. We love riding bicycle here. We can stop anywhere for picture and go on our own pace. There's not a lot of people so you can enjoy the whole place. However, many pavillions are not in good condition (as it used to be when they opened in 2006). Overall we enjoy our day here very much.

5 Mario Pavić - 4 months ago

Park's main attractions are Royal pavilion, orchid pavilion, flora glasshouse, shaded paradise, rose paradise and bug world. Park is really big and you can take shuttle tram and hop on-hop off at any of 8 stops. You can also rent a bicycle. There are a lot of exhibitions in honour of king Rama IX and whole park is one big learning "classroom". Also there are various gardens and our favourite was international gardens. Park's highlight is deffinitely Royal pavilion, this building is just incredible. If you are staying in Chiang Mai and you like nature, trees, flovers and all kind of different architecture this park is a must see. We have spent there 3 hours and we would definitely recommend it. Ticket for adult cost 200 baht.

5 Surendar Rajasekaran - 6 months ago

Such a marvelous place, a must-visit garden for the Nature lovers.
You will be stunned with the beauty of the Royal Park witnessing it's grandeur and the scale of Plants/Floral varieties, Thai Architecture including the Majestic Thai Wat or Temple at the center of the Park, surrounded by miraculous ponds, wooden bridges, aromatic and exotic flora!!!
The Restaurant at the Royal Park called 'Royal Project Kitchen' serves Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Bhutanese, European cuisine to satisfy International Tourists.
Make sure to take Water bottles, quick bites/snacks for quick refreshment to avoid travelling to the Restaurant in the pipping hot sun.
Be prepared with your Thailand touring essentials like a Sun hat or Caps, Sun lotions and Sun glasses to protect yourselves while exploring the beauty of this amazing Royal Park!

Sawasdee!

3 Jenin Rathnayake - 8 months ago

The park is man made. There is a collection of plants from different areas of Thailand. And also from other countries. The place is good for someone interested in plants. There is a beautiful collection of orchid plants as well. The structures to symbolize other countries are nice. But Taj Mahal was funny, it was made of polystyrene.
Ticket for foreigner is 200 baht
There is a free shuttle inside the park that will drop you at different locations.

3 Tim VanSumeren (Timmy) - 9 months ago

The place is beautiful and is a great place to do a photo shoot. Love walking around and enjoying the awesome flowers. The ONLY complaint is that they made me pay the foreigners price. I have a Lifetime Drivers license and because I love Thailand and the people, I've chosen to retire here. They require a Work Permit to get the Thai price. I'm retired and don't have a work permit. I've been here, in and out of country since 1982. I speak the language well and count Thailand as my home, but yet that must not mean anything. Hmmmm! Maybe they overlooked those of us who chose to make Thailand our retirement residence.