Safari World Bangkok︳The Ultimate Guide for Families!

Safari World is a must-visit for families traveling to Thailand. The largest safari park in Asia! 🔥 The gorillas and tiger cubs are so much fun to watch. 😄 Your kids will have a blast! ❤ If you want to enjoy your visit without any hassle, make sure to save this guide! 😘 🚙Transportation: Safari World is about a 40-minute drive from the city center. We rented a 5-seater car for our family of three, which cost about THB 2,400 for a 10-hour round trip. Since you can drive into the safari park, it's more convenient for families with kids. 🌈Tickets: Safari World is divided into a safari park and a marine park. Be sure to buy a combo ticket for both parks on the platform at least one day in advance, as it's half the price of buying on-site! The zoo is closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly. (If you plan to take the sightseeing bus, you can buy the tickets together for THB 100 per person.) 🛤Route: 1. Start with the safari park, which is about a 40-minute drive away. The area is vast and primitive, like the African savannah. It's amazing. Lions, tigers, hippos, and elephants are all here. Remember not to open your car windows in the predator area! ‼️ 🦍2. After the safari park, head straight to the marine park. The entrance is where you can take photos with the famous gorillas, tiger cubs, and owls. Photos with gorillas cost THB 500 per person, and feeding tiger cubs costs THB 500 per person. The gorillas are so photogenic, striking poses effortlessly and creating countless photo opportunities. 🦒3. After the photos, walk a few steps to the giraffe interaction area, where there are dozens of giraffes. It's interactive, fun, and photogenic. Feeding costs THB 150 per bucket, but it's optional. 🥯4. Food: We bought a package, so we had lunch at the Blossom Buffet Restaurant in the park. The food options are limited, but it's enough to fill you up. The taste is average, so we don't recommend eating here. 🤹5. Shows: The park offers a variety of exciting shows from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, so you can spend the whole day here. We watched the dolphin show and the cowboy show, which had a great atmosphere! (The cowboy show is a bit gory, and our 5-year-old was a little scared.) You'll receive a show schedule at the entrance, so plan your visit accordingly.