Chiang Mai Night Safari Review

Very recommended, it is better to go in the evening, it will not be too hot, the park takes a tour bus twice, there is an explanation, zero distance contact with the animals, not too tired, but also watch a few animal shows, music fountains ⛲️. Good arrangement

Great experience! You can buy fruit to feed animals in the park. Many animals can end up close. The happiest thing is to feed the giraffe. You can also watch various performances. The driver will pick up and drop off at the hotel. excellent service.

It's still fun to go after a few years. It is best to choose the dark points to visit the meat area, there is a sense of adventure and excitement! The show next to the gate has to sit a little before to see the spectacular feeling of the leopard and tiger in the water.

Feeling quite good. When checking the ticket at the door, the staff will ask if they choose to watch the show or take a sightseeing car first, and will recommend the order of the play items, so we completed the play very high quality. It is recommended to go there at 4 o'clock, first walk around the lake to see the animals in the pedestrian area, and then focus on the performance, grass-eater and carnivorous area to visit.

The Night Safari is a captivating journey into the animal kingdom after sundown. Illuminated trails guide visitors through distinct zones, offering up-close encounters with nocturnal creatures. From the majestic prowling big cats to the endearing antics of nocturnal lemurs, the safari provides a unique and immersive experience. While popularity can lead to crowds, the evening ambiance and the opportunity to witness wildlife in their nocturnal habitat make the Night Safari a memorable experience.

This expansive animal park is open day and night, but the real action happens after dark, when you can view all sorts of critters from the back of an open-sided tram. With animal shows and musical fountains, it's all a little bit Las Vegas.Despite having come under fire from animal welfare experts for alleged poor animal management, it remains popular with families, with lots of big predators and African herbivores on display. Safaris leave at fixed times throughout the day and night.There's also the Jaguar Trail (adult/child 100/50B), a 1.2km walk around the lake, passing enclosures with all the usual zoo favourites. The Night Safari is about 12km from central Chiang Mai, just west of Rte 121. Most people come on package tours arranged through hotels and tour agencies, with transport included.Come late in the afternoon, before the Night Safari, to enjoy the excellent children's playground.