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Spread over 200 acres, it’s one of Asia’s biggest wildlife sanctuaries & home to 8000 animals from 300 species. If you love wildlife, here, you'll get a double dose of adventure. Ride through Safari Park and see animals in their replicated habitats. Then, dive into the Marine Park, home to incredible aquatic life and animal shows. Read on to learn more about ticket options, how to plan your visit, what to see, and more!
This is the first stop at Safari World. Take a 50-minute drive through an 8-kilometer stretch in a safari vehicle that feels like a mini African adventure right in Bangkok! You’ll spot animals like giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and deer roaming freely—just like in the wild. In separate gated areas, Bengal tigers and lions can often be seen lounging just a few feet away. Time your visit right, and you might catch the feeding show—an exciting moment when the big cats leap up to grab food from a ranger’s truck.
See a wide variety of aquatic animals from around the world. As you walk, you’ll also come across tropical birds, reptiles, and small mammals—but the real draw of the park are the 7 live shows. Crowd favourites include dolphins & sea lions performing fun tricks. Don’t miss the boxing show, where orangutans dressed as boxers spoof a fun match. You can also catch feeding sessions at the Oceanic Aquarium, where sharks and other marine creatures are fed up close.
Get up close to your furry friends and pet them at Safari World. Climb up to a raised platform, grab a bucket of bananas and watch as giraffes reach out their long necks and gobbles up food from your hand. You can feed lory parrots nectar at the walk-through aviary, bottle-feed baby goats and if you’re lucky, an orangutan might just give you a hug while posing for a picture.
Take a Jungle Cruise River Ride, a fun boat ride through an artificial jungle river that features all the natural habitats of Africa and Asia. Along the way, expect a few playful surprises—like a crocodile snapping its jaws near your boat or a cheeky “tribesman” popping out of the bushes. With animatronic animals, themed jungle sets, and just the right amount of thrill, it’s a fun theme-park activity.
While animals are the stars of Safari World, what often catches first-time visitors off guard are the wildly entertaining stunt shows. The Cowboy Stunt Show transports you to a Wild West town, complete with shootouts, clumsy bank robbers, fistfights, and actors falling off rooftops. Meanwhile, Spy War ramps up with jet ski chases, explosions, and zipline stunts — all set around a water stage in a live-action spy thriller. Each show runs for about 20–30 minutes and is scheduled so you can easily catch both.
From majestic land giants like tigers and giraffes to playful dolphins, vibrantly colored birds, and even capybaras — Safari World Bangkok offers the chance to see incredible wildlife from around the world. Here are 15 of the amazing beings you can meet:
The king of the jungle roars in Safari Park. You can hear the lion's roar from 5 miles away.
Your thrilling journey here will take you through sprawling enclosures on a tram or car. There’s nothing like seeing animals roaming freely in recreated habitats. Spot majestic lions basking in the sun, hippos rolling in the waters, giraffes munching on leaves, and tigers patrolling their territory.
Safari World is located 30 km from central Bangkok (Siam/Pratunam area). By car, this journey takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic.
You can choose between tickets for the Safari Park, Marine Park, or a combo that includes both. Add-ons like buffet lunch and transfers are also available.
Prices usually start around ฿1,000–฿1,200 for adults. Rates vary based on inclusions like lunch or transport.
Some packages include an international buffet lunch with Indian, Thai, and Western options. It can also be added separately during booking.
There are over 7 shows daily, including the dolphin show, orangutan boxing, cowboy stunt show, and sea lion performances. Showtimes vary, so check the schedule in advance.
Absolutely.Headout offer full-day tours with transfers, lunch, and show tickets included—ideal for a stress-free visit.
Safari World! The giraffe feeding platform here is one of the park’s most famous and Instagram-worthy experiences.
Yes, at Safari World’s Marine Park. It’s a top highlight with multiple daily showtimes.
Yes, Safari World Bangkok is a great option for a fun and educational day trip, especially for families with children. It offers a unique opportunity to see a wide variety of animals in a semi-natural environment, with exciting live shows and interactive experiences. Consider the time of year you visit to avoid peak crowds and potentially higher prices.
It's recommended you purchase your tickets online in advance can save you time waiting in line at the park entrance, especially during peak season.
The basic ticket includes entry to the Safari Park. Upgraded packages can include access to the Marine Park, animal shows, lunch buffets, and round-trip transfers from your hotel.
General opening hours are from 9am to 5pm daily. Safari World Bangkok is open throughout the year so no matter when you're in Thailand, you can always stop by for a visit.
The most convenient way is through a tour with transfers included. Otherwise, you can take a taxi, public buses (involving transfers and potentially longer travel time), or drive yourself.
The park offers parking, storage lockers, restrooms, wheelchair accessibility, an information center, restaurants, fast-food outlets, food stalls, gift shops, prayer rooms, a first-aid station, and more.
Yes, there are several restaurants within the park offering Thai and international buffets, along with fast-food outlets and snack stalls.
A typical visit can take anywhere from 4-8 hours, depending on how much you want to see and do. Plan your itinerary to prioritize what interests you most.
Explore Safari Park in Bangkok and meet animals unique to Thailand, perfect if you are on time crunch.
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Entry to Safari Park
Entry to Marine Park (as per option selected)
Buffet lunch (as per option selected)
Group of 4 & more (as per option selected)
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Safari Coach ticket (for patrons not bringing their cars or opting for transfers)
Entry to Giraffe Terrace (can be purchased at the venue)
Visit Safari World with group-saver tickets—perfect for families or big groups. Plus lunch is included.
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A day trip to Safari World complete with a buffet lunch and round-trip shared transfers from Bangkok.
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A day at Safari World with a buffet lunch, followed by a dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River, all bundled in one discounted combo.
Inclusions Safari World Bangkok
Chao Phraya Princess Cruise
Chao Phraya Princess Cruise
The cruise will depart from Terminal 21 pier at Rama 3, sail up to Rama VIII Bridge, and then return to Terminal 21 pier at Rama 3, covering these sightseeing spots.
Safari World Bangkok
Chao Phraya Princess Cruise
A day trip to Safari and Marine Park complete with transfers from Bangkok.
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You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Experience Bangkok’s heights and wildlife with one easy ticket – no separate bookings needed!
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Safari World
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Mahanakhon SkyWalk
Tip: Take the best photos from specifically the 78th floor.
The Mahanakhon Tower is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
Guests are required to wear proper and respectful attire – shirts and shoes are always required (no bare feet allowed).
The SkyWalk includes high-speed elevator rides and observatory & rooftop views above 300 meters. Guests who suffer from claustrophobia and/or acrophobia should consult with a team member before visiting.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by a guardian who's at least 20 years old.
The use of selfie sticks is prohibited by low-level glass panels on the rooftop.
Any luggage larger than 9 x 14 x 22 inches (22 x 35 x 56 cm) is not allowed.
The 78th-floor outdoor observation deck is not accessible to children under 12.
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