Sriracha Tiger Zoo

Sriracha Tiger Zoo

Sriracha Tiger Zoo is located in Sriracha Village, on the outskirts of Pattaya in Chonburi Province. It is a new-style tourist attraction that integrates environmental protection, ecological conservation, endangered wildlife preservation, high-tech breeding, and leisure tourism. Opened in 1997, the zoo spans over 100 hectares and is the largest tiger park in Asia.

Sriracha Tiger Zoo is Thailand’s first park dedicated to breeding Bengal tigers and crocodiles, and is renowned for its spectacular animal shows. The park is home to more than 200 Bengal tigers and over 100,000 crocodiles. In addition to Bengal tigers and crocodiles, the zoo also houses other animals such as horses, elephants, camels, goats, snakes, and monkeys. Thrilling tiger and crocodile performances captivate visitors, while entertaining acts like pigs doing math, pig races, and elephant shows draw bursts of laughter. Other interesting activities include watching mother tigers nurse piglets and mother pigs feed tiger cubs. Visitors can take photos with tigers, crocodiles, and orangutans, ride elephants through the jungle, and explore the wild—offering endless fun and excitement.

Sriracha Tiger Zoo also offers restaurants serving Thai, Chinese, Korean, Indian, and European cuisine, providing a variety of delicious, healthy, and hygienic specialty dishes. The souvenir shop sells locally distinctive Thai goods and mementos, where you can purchase some as keepsakes.

Sriracha Tiger Zoo

Must-visit reason: The largest tiger park in Asia

Continent: Asia [Asia]

Country/Region: Thailand [Thailand]

Province/State: Chonburi Province [Chonburi Province]

City: Pattaya [Pattaya]