A large and beautiful park, divided into many themed areas and gardens. The park was created by wealthy Chinese immigrant Madame Nong Nooch for the Thais, because the Thai people rarely can afford to travel far. Here you can see all kinds of rare and not very tropical plants, see, for example, a recreated Stonehenge, or see the motifs of the French Versailles. The entire territory of the park is kept in perfect condition. The park literally fills with countless figures of various animals, beautiful paths, bridges and crossings. In addition to all kinds of flora, the park has a museum of expensive and rare cars of Madame Nong Nooch's son, a national Thai show, an elephant show (the best I've seen in three visits to Thailand), a small zoo and a small aquarium (so to speak).
In addition, as in most tourist places, here you can take pictures with a tiger, parrots, feed animals. And of course, the park is equipped with an area with cafes, souvenir shops and more. It's great that in one of the first souvenir shops you can buy small orchids that are allowed to be exported abroad. And of course, the pearl of Madame Nong Nooch Park are those areas where only employees are allowed to enter. You can admire them from the gazebo on the hill, created for solitude and meditation. What would you like to advise: - Buy a tour in local trusted agencies. It's cheaper and more comfortable. - Let you be sure to provide a Russian guide - for Pattaya, this is elementary. If the guide is good, the tour will bring great pleasure and be very informative. You can learn a lot of useful things from a Russian who lives in Thailand. Why shouldn't you go on your own?
Because it will cost you much more. From the agency you get entrance tickets to the park, to two shows and to the museum at Thai prices. And you personally will get them 4-5 times more expensive. Yes, and from the agency a transfer in a comfortable minivan and a guide with stories and an interesting route. - Bring sunscreen and hats.
In addition, as in most tourist places, here you can take pictures with a tiger, parrots, feed animals. And of course, the park is equipped with an area with cafes, souvenir shops and more. It's great that in one of the first souvenir shops you can buy small orchids that are allowed to be exported abroad. And of course, the pearl of Madame Nong Nooch Park are those areas where only employees are allowed to enter. You can admire them from the gazebo on the hill, created for solitude and meditation. What would you like to advise: - Buy a tour in local trusted agencies. It's cheaper and more comfortable. - Let you be sure to provide a Russian guide - for Pattaya, this is elementary. If the guide is good, the tour will bring great pleasure and be very informative. You can learn a lot of useful things from a Russian who lives in Thailand. Why shouldn't you go on your own?
Because it will cost you much more. From the agency you get entrance tickets to the park, to two shows and to the museum at Thai prices. And you personally will get them 4-5 times more expensive. Yes, and from the agency a transfer in a comfortable minivan and a guide with stories and an interesting route. - Bring sunscreen and hats.
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