Suan Palm Farm Nok, located in the picturesque Bang Talad subdistrict of Thailand, is a serene retreat that immerses visitors in the lush landscapes and vibrant local culture. Experience the charm of traditional Thai farming, explore the delightful surroundings, and enjoy a peaceful getaway that rejuvenates the mind and spirit.
Nestled in the heart of Bang Talad subdistrict, Suan Palm Farm Nok is a hidden gem where nature still reigns supreme. This idyllic farm showcases the beauty of Thailand’s rural landscape adorned with rows of majestic palm trees swaying gently in the breeze. Visitors can partake in various activities that highlight local customs and sustainable farming practices, allowing them to connect deeply with the environment. The farm’s welcoming atmosphere is perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers seeking solace away from the hustle and bustle of city life. As you stroll through the fields, breathe in the fresh air and soak up the sun, you’ll discover a world where authenticity and tranquility blend seamlessly. Make unforgettable memories as you explore the vibrant flora and fauna, and engage with the warm-hearted local community. Suan Palm Farm Nok is not just a destination; it’s an experience that celebrates the essence of nature and the charming simplicity of rural Thai life.
สวนปาล์มฟาร์มนก (คลองเขื่อน, ไทย) - รีวิว - ThailandAgoda.com
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Suan Palm Farm Nok is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 25 Moo 6 Bang Talad subdistrict, Thailand
I read too late that PETA warned not to go here because of the cruelty to animals.The place is enormous with caged parrots, waddling ducks, deer and an empty video room.Honestly, the only fun we had was riding around in the golf cart. Whoever invested in this place will lose a fortune.
Had no idea that there was such a beautiful place so close to Bangkok. Found this place by chance as we went to see the largest reclining Ganesha and old market in Chachoensao.They have a wide range of birds and recommend renting a gold cart so that you can take your time and thoroughly enjoy what they have on offer. The Indian white peacock was just incredible and so majestic .They also have bungalows for those that would like to spend the night but not sure of the quality of the restaurant as did not look appealing.would be good if they had a good cafe as was so much looking forward to a coffee after the 2 hours of moving around in the golf cart….Highly recommended for everyone and especially those with young ones
We called in here as we were spending a few days just looking at out of the way places. It has a large collection of birds from all over the world in various sized cages spread over a few acres. the biggest collection seems to be McCaws. It looks as if they breed them for sale as their are no obvious connections to other institutions.As well they were building a resort adjacent to their lake and plantation. For an admission price of 450Bht it is not really good value.Its strikes me as one of those places where someone with too much money just started building and no one has stopped to asked them what there end plan is
I quite liked the park, you need a push bike or golf buggy to see all of it, if you take your time it’s relaxing. It does seem to be something a rich person has just randomly built. I was suprised to read a review that mentioned mistreatment of birds, I have to say I thought they seemed to be very well looked after and in large clean aviaries. One downside, they charge Thais 120 baht to get in and foreign a rediculous 450 baht! I have a holiday home locally to the park but I visit at that price is enough, shame as I found it very relaxing.
I’ve been twice to this farm stay resort with my husband. They have massive collection of birds and especially parrots and macaws! The owners of the resort and their staffs are very friendly and hospitable. Their resorts are especially clean and pretty! They have new farms stays available that they have just built.
After spent a moment in dog cafe (Alaskan Malamute) near the ticket booth, we hired a golf cart driving around this enormous place. Sightseeing included palm garden, rice field, cutie resorts, many breeds of birds (especially parrots and macaws), ducks, deers, goat, sheep, buffaloes and tortoises. Feeding is allowed in some zones.This place is good for animal lovers.