The Safari Park section is designed as an open space where animals roam freely, requiring visitors to stay inside their vehicles.
The park was established in 1988 and covers approximately 480 acres.
The giraffes' feeding deck is one of the largest in the world, allowing hundreds of giraffes to be hand-fed simultaneously.
The park houses a dedicated breeding program for various endangered species, including the white rhinoceros.
The Marine Park features an 'Egg World' exhibit detailing the life cycle and incubation processes of various bird species.
Safari World is a dual-concept theme park in Bangkok featuring a 480-acre open-air Safari Park and a separate Marine Park. The Safari Park allows visitors to drive through an eight-kilometer habitat filled with free-roaming African and Asian wildlife, including giraffes, zebras, and tigers. The Marine Park hosts daily live performances, including dolphin, sea lion, and bird shows. Feeding sessions for giraffes and tigers are integral parts of the visitor experience. The facility operates under the theme of a 'wildlife zoo' and is recognized as one of the largest animal parks in Southeast Asia. It is located in the Khlong Sam Wa district on the northeastern outskirts of Bangkok.
The giraffe feeding platform offers the most direct and close-up interaction for photos.
Bring high-SPF sunscreen and hats, as most animal enclosures and walkways offer limited natural shade.
Rent a private vehicle or use the park's shuttle service for the Safari Park section to ensure optimal viewing angles.
Check the daily show schedule upon entry to plan your movement between the Marine Park and the Safari section.
Do not attempt to walk through the Safari Park section on foot; this area is restricted to vehicle traffic only for safety reasons.
Closed on Mondays.
Maintain silence near animal enclosures, keep limbs inside vehicles at all times, and do not feed animals outside of designated, supervised areas.
