Singha Park Chiang Rai

5 Andrea Rezza - 2 months ago

Such a beautiful park.
Free entrance, the ideal way to explore it is with your scooter ( or car ). For the activities inside you'll have to pay, but it's also really nice to just explore it , enjoy the sunset ( there is a 7/11 not far away. If you are on budget you can just buy some drinks and snacks there and enjoy it by the lake )

5 veronika - a month ago

Totally recommend!

I was doubting if I should go there as it seemed to be just a park. I decided to go and it made my day. I rent an electric bike and it was super fun. You can enjoy a cup of alternative coffee made in the wild next to a lake with swans. Also you can rent a bicycle and explore even more roads.

5 Maximilian Schneider - a month ago

For a small fee of 150Bath you get a nice tour trough the Park including free tea, animals and nice photo spots. A visit with children can be very nice with a lot of attractions.

5 Ollie Ivanova - 6 months ago

Nice place, we rent the golf car and went around, in an hourwe were back. Interesting place for bicycle, lots if Insta photo spots and after covid very empty.

5 abdulaziz alhudhif - 8 months ago

Very beautiful farm,4 hours could fly fast in there. Well organized farm designed by Japanese designer on 1986. Golf cart driving is a nice to try, you could rent it for 700 Baht.

5 Miles Macdonald - 7 months ago

Huge Park, you need transport to get around the place and see the different parts of the Park. You can hire Golf Buggys which are able to use a special lane. You can do an organised tour via open sided bus. There are restaurants here and a shop at the main entrance. The Singha Emblem at the entrance to the park seems to be the most popular photographic spot, particularly for selfies.

5 Ellis Escapes - 4 months ago

Lovely Park! Make sure you rent a bike/ golf cart if you don’t have scooters - we made the mistake of thinking we could walk it easily after looking at the misleading park map! Took us a couple hours of walking to get around the place as the giraffes are right at the back!