Chiang Mai Night Safari Park Ticket

Everything is great and a lot of animals there and very safety during the tram see around all the animal. if you booked thru Klook ticket will be included all the tiger show cowboy show wild animal show.

It was so much fun, lol strongly recommend! lol Touching a giraffe!! I never knew giraffe tongues were this long~ lol The herbivore tram is more fun than the carnivore tram lol But it's not good to go too late at night~ You can't see well! It's better to go early and see it while it's bright!!! (But if you don't have a hotel pick-up service, it's better to buy a product that includes transportation!! When returning to the accommodation late at night, Grab wasn't available, and there were no songthaews, so I raised the Grab fare to get one~)

the zoo was quite big and many shows to watch. the main star was the white tigers - Ava & Luna. price is reasonable including tram. there are two tram routes to take, and u cam even feed the animals while on the tram. though I'm not sure how ethical the animals are, i can see that the caretakers love them...

I think this is the best part of our Thailand trip. We enjoyed the close encounters with the animals, the safari and predator tram shuttle too. It's better to come 2pm so you can maximize your time and have the chance to explore more and enjoy each part of the night safari. Some food stalls don't accept cash so better bring your card too.

Most of the reviews were from groups with children, so I wondered if it would be fun to go alone, but it was fun ㅋㅋㅋㅋ!!! If you're thinking of having fun, I think the Night Safari would be good, but I went from 3 PM to past 7 PM because I wanted to take pictures, and it was fun alone. The safari was much closer than in Korea, and there were so many animals I was seeing for the first time that I didn't realize how much time passed. I recommend it!!!! I went using Bolt, and it took 5-10 minutes to get a ticket because it was Songkran, but it was easy to get there and back!!

Since I had plans from morning to evening, I didn't have the option of a tour with a shuttle (because I wouldn't make it in time for the pick-up time), so I bought this pre-purchased ticket. I was worried about the way back, but even at around 9pm there were many songthaews waiting at the songthaew stand, so I was able to go home immediately without waiting. (For reference, there were 6 people on board at the time, and it was about 60B per person to the Wang Nimman area.) I arrived at the Night Safari around 6:30pm, and I was able to enter immediately by showing the app screen, so I was very satisfied as I was able to see the wild animal show, tiger show, and two types of tram!

very nice park. recommend to see it in the day actually. the night safari was kind of too dark to take nice pics. they have a walking route that must be completed in daytime. and 2 safari tram routes… just follow the schedule on their website.

I had heard so many amazing things about Chiang Mai before, and I couldn’t resist visiting this enchanting old city in northern Thailand. Since this trip was meant to be a “slow-paced” break to enjoy some me-time, I didn’t prepare any specific to-do list. I spent two days here. So, what exactly did I do in Chiang Mai? I visited Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai’s most revered temples, known for its stunning Lanna (Northern Thailand) architecture and the sacred Phra Singh Buddha image. I also explored Baan Kang Wat, an artisan village featuring small studios, art galleries, and craft shops. To cap off the day, I experienced the Chiang Mai Night Safari, a unique wildlife park that offers visitors the chance to observe animals in a natural, nighttime environment. I also wandered through the Chiang Mai Night Market filled with local crafts, souvenirs, and street food. Of course, what’s travel without trying local cuisine and coffee? I visited two of the best local specialty coffee shops in Chiang Mai — Akha Ama Coffee and Roast8ry Lab. Both are renowned, award-winning artisan cafes celebrated for their high-quality coffee, sourced directly from local farmers. I enjoyed authentic Northern Thai cuisine at Huen Muan Jai, which means “happy home.” Set in a traditional Lanna house with a tree-lined garden, this wallet-friendly restaurant is recognized in the Michelin Guide Thailand for offering high-quality meals at reasonable prices. Chiang Mai is beautiful and peaceful.