Singha Park: ‘Sip a cup of tea in the middle of mountains.’

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How about spending your holidays with sipping a cup of tea in the middle of mountains at Singha Park Chiangrai? Won’t that be nice?

Singha Park Chiangrai is another tourist attraction that you shouldn’t miss. Get ready and rush there fast, or you will regret it later!

🦁 Singha Park Chiang Rai: The Definitive Guide

Singha Park, owned by Singha Corporation Co.,Ltd , is the agricultural tourist attraction in Thailand. The whole park is billions square metres large. It consists of many zones, all of which you can enjoy your days in the middle of nature.

In fact, Singha Park was named as ‘Boon Rawd Farm’ before. It has been open for business since 2011. There are many species of agricultural plants being grown inside, for examples, tea, strawberry, pumpkin etc. There are some animals like cows, giraffes too.

🧭 1. Logistics: Getting There & Timing

Location: Just 12 km southwest of Chiang Rai city center.
How to Get There:
- Private Car: Drive via Den Ha-Dong Mada Road (Road 1211). Ample free parking is available.
- Public Transport: Hire a “Blue or Purple Songthaew” (local truck) from the Old Bus Station (approx. 200–400 THB).
- Ride-Hailing: Use Grab or Bolt for a convenient one-way trip (approx. 150–200 THB).
Operating Hours: * Park Grounds: 08:00 AM – 06:00 PM daily.
- Phu Pirom Restaurant: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM.

Note : Wheelchair user is accessible

🎟️ 2. Entrance Fees & Transportation Inside

Entering the front area (The Golden Singha) is Free. However, to see the vast inner park, you have several options:

Farm Tour (Tram)

Price: 150 THB for Adults / 50 THB for Children (under 110 cm).
Frequency: Departs every 30 minutes from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Duration: The tour takes about 45–60 minutes, stopping at various “stations.” You can hop off, explore, and hop back on the next tram.

Self-Exploration

Bicycle Rental: Starts at 100–150 THB/hour. Choose between mountain bikes or electric bikes. The park features professional-grade bike lanes through the hills.
Golf Carts: Available for private rental (highly recommended for families or couples wanting privacy). Prices range from 600–1,500 THB depending on size and duration.

📸 3. Must-Visit Zones & Activities

I. Landmark Zone (The Golden Singha)

The massive Golden Singha Statue is the park’s heart. Surround it with manicured gardens and seasonal flower fields (Cosmos in winter, Sunflowers in summer). This is the “Must-Photo” spot before you head deeper into the farm.

II. Tea Plantation Zone (Boon Rawd Farm)

Covering over 600 rai, this Oolong tea plantation is laid out in stunning terraces.

Activity: You can walk into the rows, rent traditional Northern Thai costumes for photos, and even try “Tea Picking” alongside local workers.

III. Animal Safari (Mini Zoo)

Forget a traditional zoo; this is an interactive experience where animals roam in a scenic valley.

Species: Giraffes, Zebras, Watusi cattle (known for giant horns), and Flamingos.
Interaction: You can buy vegetable baskets for a small fee to feed the giraffes and zebras up close.

IV. Organic Agriculture Zone

See modern farming in action.

Melon Houses: Premium Japanese-variety melons.
Strawberry Fields: Pick-your-own strawberries (seasonal, usually Nov–Feb).
Mixed Farming Center: An educational site showcasing sustainable agriculture.

🎢 4. Sports & Adventure Center

Located in a hilly section of the park, this is for those who want an adrenaline rush:

Zipline:
- 4 Stations: Approx. 800 THB. Experience a 360-degree view of the tea plantations as you soar over the green canopy.
- Tower Jump: A quick thrill for approx. 300–400 THB.
Rock Climbing: A standard-height climbing wall with professional safety gear.
ATV Adventure: Guided trails through the rugged parts of the 8,000-acre estate.

🍽️ 5. Dining & Shopping

Phu Pirom Restaurant

The “Crown Jewel” of dining in Chiang Rai. Located on the highest hill.

Signature Dishes: Deep-fried Oolong tea leaves (Yod Cha Tod Krob), Northern Thai Sausage (Sai Oua), and German Pork Knuckle.
Pro Tip: Book a table for 5:30 PM to catch the sunset over the mountains.

Barn House & Cafes

Barn House: Western-style cuisine like wood-fired pizzas, pasta, and fresh Singha Draft Beer.
Singha Coffee & Tea: Try the “Thai Tea Slushy” or hot Oolong tea brewed fresh from the farm.

The Singha Shop

The best place for souvenirs. You can buy:

Premium Oolong tea sets.
Fresh melons and farm-made jams.
Singha Merchandise: Branded clothing and accessories.

⛺ 6. Accommodation (Where to Stay)

Singha Park Luxury Glamping: Available mostly during festival seasons (like the Balloon Fiesta). These high-end dome tents offer hotel-style amenities with a “Farm Stay” vibe.
Nearby Resorts: Within a 2–5 km radius, there are numerous options ranging from budget homestays to premium resorts (e.g., The Heritage Chiang Rai or Le Meridien in the city).

🎈 7. Annual Mega-Events

Balloon Fiesta (February): The largest in ASEAN. Features hundreds of colorful balloons, night glow shows, and romantic “Balloon Weddings” on Valentine’s Day.
Farm Festival On The Hill (November): A 5-day music festival with top Thai artists, beer gardens, and cool winter weather.
Singha Park Chiang Rai Road Classic: A major cycling event attracting thousands of riders.

💡 Final Pro Tips for a Perfect Trip:

Arrive Early: If you want to take the Farm Tour without a long wait, arrive by 09:30 AM.
Sun Protection: The park is vast and open. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
Booking: For Phu Pirom during high season (Dec–Jan), phone reservations are mandatory if you want a view of the tea hills.

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