Ingresso para Kanchanaburi Mallika City

ทุกคนที่นั่นเป็นกันเองมาก ยิ้มแย้มสวยงาม และให้ความช่วยเหลือเสมอ เรารู้สึกเหมือนอยู่ในฉากละครโบราณที่รายล้อมไปด้วยสถาปัตยกรรมที่สวยงาม ฉันประทับใจที่พวกเขาสามารถรักษาสถานที่ให้สวยงาม สะอาด และใช้งานได้ดี ไม่ลืมที่จะบอกว่า พวกเขาใช้สตางค์ (เงินโบราณของไทย) ในการซื้อของที่ระลึก อาหาร หรือเครื่องดื่ม

Our visit is in August, so expect very hot weather. Overall experience, it was great and I really love the place and the traditional foods sold in the area. The area is big, so be prepared.

Climbing up the Watch Tower is not recommended for the light hearted or those with fear of heights!! Desserts and Snacks were pretty delicious!! Remember to change to the Malika City Currency before buying of food and drink items.

Because I drove myself and visited on a weekday, there were few people, which gave me plenty of time to explore the park. Being able to wear period costumes made me feel completely immersed, which was very interesting! When I left, the rickshaw driver helped me take photos, and they were incredibly professional! I was so satisfied that I felt bad not giving a tip (he might have been surprised too, because online it says a ride costs 30 baht, and he got a tip just for taking a photo, but I really loved the pictures he took!).

You can redeem your tickets directly at the entrance. Staff will first help you choose and change into traditional Thai attire before you enter the city. The first step inside is to exchange for ancient coins, as all purchases within the city are made using these coins. We recommend exchanging a good amount; any unused coins can be exchanged back for Thai Baht at the exit. We spent the whole time taking photos, and every shot looked great. Right at the city entrance, there are various snacks. You can buy and eat as you go. There are also restaurant-like places where you can sit down, slowly savor your food, enjoy the scenery, and take your time with photos.

The entire park is very thoughtfully planned, and there's even a hands-on experience of traditional Thai rice milling. It's a great park for taking photos and exploring. After drinking Thai milk tea, you can even take the ceramic cup home as a souvenir.

The package I chose includes Thai traditional attire but not the buffet. There's a small street inside the park selling snacks. After entering, you can first go to the "bank" to exchange for ancient currency, then head to the street to buy food and take photos.

Ticket redemption is very convenient and much cheaper than buying on-site. I recommend everyone buy tickets online in advance! Also, the buffet food is super Thai, and our group wasn't used to eating it. I suggest you don't add it on; it's more practical to just buy food in the park.