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Located about 12km from Chiang Rai city, Singha Park offers a tranquil escape with its lush green tea hills, vibrant flower fields, and animal farms, where nature brings peace and serenity.
Introduction to Singha Park
Singha Park is renowned as the largest agricultural park in the Land of Smiles. It spans 12 square kilometers of tea fields, numerous lakes, fruit trees, and a wide variety of flowers. Singha Park captivates visitors with the beauty of its expansive tea plantations and vibrant yellow bellflower fields. The park’s charm is enhanced by the unique blend of Asian and European cultures reflected in its classic European architecture.
This park was once a family-owned farm by the Boon Rawd Brewery Company, known for its famous Thai beer. Singha Park also served as a barley farm for beer production. The word “Singha” means lion, which is the symbol of the beer. The lion emblem represents strength, courage, loyalty, and endurance. When you visit, you’ll encounter a giant golden lion statue at the park’s entrance.
The Beauty of Singha Park
Singha Park opened its doors to the public in December 2012. Many of the old farms still exist, including those growing barley, fruit orchards, and tea hills. The Oolong tea cultivated here has gained international fame. Visitors can see firsthand how tea is grown. As you venture deeper into the park, you'll encounter impressive terraced rows of lush green tea. The endless tea hills stretch all the way to the horizon, and just standing nearby, you can already smell the refreshing aroma.
The park offers numerous areas to explore and enjoy. You can take a stroll through the gardens and landscapes along various walking paths. Or bring a picnic and relax on the grassy fields. For those wanting to explore further, bicycles are available for rent. Along the cycling routes, informational maps are provided, indicating the length and difficulty level of each path. You can also take in the scenic views while riding on the tram.
Bicycle rental fees are charged per hour (including helmet):
– Tandem bike: 150 Baht
– Mountain bike: 100 Baht
– Children's bike: 50 Baht
Tram ticket prices:
– Adults: 100 Baht
– Children: 50 Baht
Activities at Singha Park
Singha Park offers a variety of activities suitable for all ages. Children will especially love it here, with plenty of exciting attractions to explore. Whether you spend a few hours, half a day, or a whole day, you'll definitely enjoy the natural surroundings. The park is vast, and exploring every area could take several hours.
Kids can feed giraffes and zebras, play dress-up games, and ride horses. Families can also join a farm tour on an open-top bus, which lasts an hour as it takes you around the valley. For those seeking adventure, there’s the zipline experience. Or, you can simply take a walk, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the sunshine.
Explore the diverse areas within the park.
Singha Park boasts several unique areas for you to discover:
Cosmas Flower Field and Swan Lake: a place where lush greenery surrounds a serene lake with swans gliding over the water.
Heart-shaped Trees and Thistle Flowers: admire the stunning heart-shaped trees and vibrant yellow thistle blossoms.
Zipline Platform: soar over the lake and plantations on a 1.5km zipline. Enjoy breathtaking views from Chiang Doi. Price: 800 Baht per person.
Fruit and Vegetable Garden: children can dress up as locals and learn how farmers grow crops.
Zoo: See zebras, giraffes, cows, horses, and more.
Sports and Recreation Center: rent bicycles, purchase souvenirs, snacks, and drinks.
According to Mytour.vn
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Reference: Mytour.vn Travel Guide
Mytour.vnOctober 10, 2024
