Things to do in Thailand

I went with my son. Worth to visit heritage of Bangkok. Great view.

Exactly as booked. We booked to feed the elephants and that's what we did, I was just a bit underwhelmed, not sure what I was expecting but maybe to last a little longer. We were offered a complimentary refreshment once finished. Amazing animals, which are clearly loved by the keepers at the sanctuary, my children had a lovely time, so I would certainly recommend this as a family activity whilst on Samui.

The staff here speak Chinese, making communication very convenient. They are very friendly and fun. There's a photographer who will take pictures for you. The elephants and baby elephants are also very well-behaved and cute. Although it's quite hot outdoors in Thailand, this camp has a Starbucks that's very cool inside, and you can even paint there.

Ron our tour guide was very accommodating and approachable. The experience and place was amazing. You will learn a lot and appreciate the truth of life.

My 5-year-old had a fantastic experience at Safari World in Bangkok! He cuddled and fed a tiger cub, took photos with the famous orangutan, and enjoyed interactive shows with elephants, meerkats, and dolphins. Finally, he drove around the wildlife enclosure, experiencing the wetland flora and fauna and the atmosphere of living alongside wild animals. He's been raving about it ever since!

Watching live Muay Thai for the first time was such an incredible experience. The atmosphere was electric—full of energy, excitement, and raw intensity. We were even lucky enough to catch a knockout during our session, which made the whole night absolutely unforgettable.

A cool place to visit if you're looking to get a taste of Thai culture. It is built like a theme park where you can go around to look at the major cultural sites of Thailand. Would highly recommend renting a golf cart as it is hot and would be challenging to explore on foot.

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Hanuman World is definately a place to go to for half a day of fun. The best was the roller zipline. i thought it was safe and normal but it was exhilarating. half of the time i was hanging onto my dear life. The luge was fun too. for those who like to race with friends, the luge is a fun way to do it. If u have time, the unlimited rides would be very worth it. Being afraid of heights, the skywalk was the scariest for me.

Chiang Mai Zoo boasts a beautiful environment surrounded by lush greenery, with a rich variety of animals, making for a very comfortable viewing experience. The zoo's layout is well-designed and suitable for family trips. Overall rating: Highly recommended, especially for family outings; allow ample time for a leisurely visit!