[2025 Bangkok ] Travel Guide for Snake Farm (Updated Feb)

The Snake Farm is one of Thailand's major tourist attractions, well-known internationally. Many foreign visitors have returned multiple times due to their satisfaction. Additionally, the Tourism Authority of Thailand has promoted the Snake Farm, Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, as a key tourist spot in Bangkok. 📆 Operating days and hours of the Snake Farm, Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, Thai Red Cross Society - Monday to Friday: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM - Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM ⏰ Demonstration schedule for snake venom extraction and snake handling Monday to Friday 11:00 AM: Snake venom extraction demonstration 2:00 PM: Snake handling demonstration Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays 11:00 AM: Snake handling demonstration 💰 Admission fees for Thai visitors (per person) - Adults: 40 THB - Students (with student ID): 20 THB - Children (height not exceeding 110 cm): 10 THB Admission fees for foreign visitors - Adults: 200 THB - Students (with student ID): 100 THB - Children (height not exceeding 110 cm): 50 THB

Very educational and informative Ideal for family They have 2 show .one at 11am and 2pm Do not miss ! Entrance fee is cheap #snakefarm

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🚙 Bring your kids to see snakes at Saovabha Institute. First, buy an entrance ticket. The entrance fee for Thai adults is 40 baht, students 20 baht, and children 10 baht. It is very cheap compared to other private snake farms. This place is divided into 2 zones: indoor and outdoor. The building is designed as a museum. We personally think it is beautifully and interestingly decorated. The outdoor area is a snake pit. 📌 Highlights -​ is the snake-catching show and the children's favorite hero is the giant golden python that everyone wants to take a photo with as a souvenir!!! 🐍 #VisitSnakeFarm #SaovabhaInstitute #VisitBangkok

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