The farm is noted for its successful breeding program of the Hyacinth Macaw, one of the largest parrot species in the world.
It hosts an extensive collection of rare palm trees from various regions around the globe.
The facility functions as a semi-open aviary, allowing many of the birds to fly freely within the designated park grounds.
The location serves as a conservation and research hub for Macaw biology in Southeast Asia.
Suan Palm Farm Nok is a specialized bird sanctuary and palm plantation located in the Khlong Khuean District of Chachoengsao. It functions as a conservation center primarily focused on the breeding and display of rare Macaws, including the Hyacinth Macaw. The facility spans a large area landscaped with diverse palm species and water features designed to mimic natural habitats. Visitors can observe hundreds of large parrots in flight in outdoor settings rather than traditional cages. The park is integrated into a landscape of palm groves, which serve as both an educational site and a botanical garden. It provides a unique opportunity to view endangered avian species in a semi-open environment. The site is recognized for its contribution to breeding rare macaws in Thailand.
The central landing area where macaws gather in large flocks for feeding sessions.
Bring high-quality insect repellent, as the park is set within a dense palm plantation with standing water features.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for sandy and grassy garden paths.
Stay alert during feeding times as large macaws are often active and fly at low altitudes near visitors.
Avoid wearing loose accessories or jewelry that may attract the attention of curious large parrots.
Closed on certain weekdays; check official social media channels for mid-week maintenance closures before traveling.
Do not attempt to touch or feed the birds without staff permission; keep voices calm to avoid startling the animals.
