The largest underwater world in Southeast Asia

Speaking of the Siam Ocean World (also known as the Underwater World), it's not simple. Although it was built in 2005, it still maintains the reputation of being the first aquarium in Southeast Asia. It covers an area of 10,000 square meters, which is as big as two football fields. More than 30,000 marine creatures live here. You can greet various sharks up close, and you can also be stunned in front of the penguins standing in line. If you bring children, it will be even more fun. There are many interactive sessions and some knowledge points about animals inside. What's the saying? Learn while playing! The premise is that English must be good, otherwise you will have to guess . The aquarium is located underground in the Paragon Mall in Bangkok, which is very easy to find. The opening hours are from ten o'clock in the morning to eight o'clock in the evening. It takes more than two hours to go around. Try to avoid going on weekends. The locals in Bangkok + the locals in Thailand + travelers from various countries = so many people! Fortunately, I bought the e-ticket online in advance, otherwise I would have collapsed just in the queue to buy tickets.