Bangkok Wildlife Park

Bangkok Wildlife Park

Highlights

Visitors can take a tour bus or an off-road vehicle provided by the park, painted in camouflage, to drive along the park roads and enter various zones to observe the wildlife in their natural habitats. Introduction

Bangkok Wildlife Park is situated at the 9th kilometer of Suan Luang Road in the northeastern part of Bangkok. It is composed of two main sections: a wildlife park centered around a nature reserve and an ocean park featuring animal performances, covering a total area of 1,200 acres. The wildlife park is home to many rare wild animals from around the world, all housed in enclosures designed to replicate their natural habitats. In the herbivore zone, visitors can see herds of zebras, camels, ostriches, antelopes, and giraffes roaming or playing among the greenery and grasslands, while waterfowl, mandarin ducks, and swans glide leisurely on the water. In the lion, tiger, leopard, and bear zones, numerous fierce animals can be seen either lounging under the shade of trees or wandering about. The ocean park showcases over 200 species of rare birds and marine creatures. The performance arena features a variety of entertaining shows by intelligent animals every day, including dolphins, sea lions, birds, elephants, and whale feeding demonstrations. Additionally, there are performances of traditional Thai dance, folk dances from Papua New Guinea, and American Western cowboy stunts.

 Bangkok, Thailand