Royal Park Pajapruek
Royal Park Rajapruek was previously named as International Exposition for His Majesty the King; Royal Flora Rajapruek. It was built in the purpose of commemorating the 60th anniversary of His Majesty the King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s Accession to the throne on June 9, 2006 as well as celebrating His Majesty’s 80th Birthday Anniversary on December 5, 2007. It is one of the most popular agro-tourism places of Chiang Mai and is counted as the center of Agricultural research. You will discover countless number of plants and varied kinds of agricultural exposition which would be advantageous to visitors at any age. Also, it is reckoned as a meeting point for agriculturist and those who are into agriculture and cultivation. It has been said that the landscape architecture of the park is gorgeous and very delicate. Thus, Ho Kham Luang Royal Pavilion and other architectural style buildings here can prove that the saying is totally true. The exposition is divided distinctly into zones which make it easier for visitors to wander around the park and learn from everything you see since the very first step of yours here as there is a 250 million years old pine tree maintained at the entrance. There are several kinds of garden here as follows: – Thai Tropical Garden is the area which showcases the diversity of Thai tropical plants. The whole areas is inside the greenhouse and represents a handful type of desert plants, herbs as well as Thai traditional houses and nursery plant pot. – Gardens for the King is the area where both Thai government and private sectors present their garden arrangements that followed and made use of His Majesty’s theory on managing agriculture and gardening. Besides, another feature is an international garden zone which presented by 24 participating nations. Royal Park Rajapruek is welcoming any visitors everyday from 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. PR Dep.Press 0 Marketing and Activity Dep. Press 1229 Academic and Garden Dep. Press 1207 Directing Dep. Press 1114 Ticket prices : Thai – Adult 100 Baht – Child 70 Baht : Foreigners – Adult 200 Baht – Child 150 Baht Transportation By car Route 1 – From Chiang Mai town, take Huay Kaew road (highway 1004) and turn right to Kan Klong Chonpratan road (highway 121) to Hang Dong district. Turn right after 10 kilometers to Ratchaphruek road for another 2 kilometers to reach Ratchaphruek garden Chiang Mai. Route 2 – From Chiang Mai town, take Chiang Mai – Hang Dong road (highway 108) then turn right in to Ratchaphruek road for another 4 kilometers to reach the destination.
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