Nong Nooch Tropical Garden

Take in a stunning display of traditional Thai cultural performance art in this first of two installments. There was a mix of delicate dance and an intense martial art, and the ornate stage design complemented each performance's costumes beautifully. Every day, six rounds of the show are played. Shows based on Thai culture Performers recreate historical events, depicting the reigns of past monarchs, and depicting invasions by other nations from distant parts of the world. On an extravagant stage adorned with brilliant lights and costumes, watch as the gentle style of dancing is interspersed with the forceful style of martial arts. Get a taste of Thai Muay and Thai fighting during the show and learn more about the Thai martial art style.

You can watch some of the cutest elephants in action when they paint, play football, basketball, or bowl. You might also have fun at home by watching a baby elephant hula-hoop and dance. Visitors can also feed the elephants a banana and take pictures with them. It's a previously unseen special kind of Thai tourism experience. At Nong Nooch Pattaya Garden, there is a daily two-round elephant show which you can visit.

More than 30 experienced cabaret actors entertain guests at weddings, special group or party events, gala dinners, opening ceremonies, and other special occasions. In addition, we regularly host a show for Chinese and Indian diners who have made reservations at garden in the sky for lunch or dinner.

Nongnooch Pattaya Garden's owner, Mr. Kampon Tansacha, is a huge fan of fast cars and has two entire gardens dedicated to them: Car Garden I and II. As a result, his store was overflowing with automobiles. However, when tourists came to the area to see the cars, they became fascinated and took pictures of them. A gorgeous and distinctive car that is rarely seen anywhere else is the inspiration for him to go out and find one. Car Garden I and II now have more than 100 vehicles in them. There is also air conditioning and a large area in the building with LED displays to show off the features of each car.

In 2017, the Dinosaur Valley, a maze-like construction, opened to the public for the first time. As you go past the Oviraptor, Styracosaurus, and Cryolophosaurus sculptures, you won't be able to help but be amazed. We were able to establish a microclimate in the garden by putting a lot of different kinds of plants together. To get to our amazing mud stone waterfall, which is hidden between the bamboo, you'll have to go through the garden.

Nongnooch Cactus Garden: The Cactus Garden is home to nearly 300 different varieties of cacti in various shapes and sizes. Some of the cacti are hundreds of years old, while others bloom at different periods of the year and throughout the year. A wide variety of cacti and succulent species can be found in the cactus and succulent house. The cacti family is a favourite among our tourists.

You'll be delighted by the lush foliage and vibrant surrounds of this beautifully planted garden, which features vivid tropical plants arranged in the shape of butterfly wings. Sculptures of lions, tigers, mountain goats, and other animals adorn the space. A reproduction of Mrs. Nong Nooch's inspiration for constructing a tropical botanical garden instead of a fruit farm is on display. This garden is based on the style of the Garden of Versailles, a European garden. As you gaze over the European scenery, you will be awestruck by the variety and beauty in the various shapes of the landscape and the Buddhist sculptures that are scattered throughout.

Visit the little zoo where the animals are free to roam around and spend some time with them. Play with deer, turtles, and other animals, and if you're a fan of birds, don't miss the bird pavilion where the diversity of vibrantly coloured birds will mesmerise you. Around the original Stonehenge Garden, which has square-shaped stones, many of the garden's flowering plants are arranged in a circle offering a unique perspective for visitors.

There is a new method to make a lotus garden unique with the Best Plants Collection. Students and individuals with an interest in aquatic plants will find this a useful tool. The lotus garden also features palm trees and a wide variety of water plants. As seen from the ground up, the sky garden is made up of a variety of plants that are used to embellish both low and high areas. Cattleya orchids made by Thai artists can be found in the pot garden and in the containers, you can still see a number of beautiful and magnificent plants.

Cacti from all over the world can be found in the Cactus Garden, which has around 300 varieties. At different periods of the year and in different seasons, you'll be amazed to find some really old cacti, as well as others that display their beauty.

The Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden's Sri Muang Pavilion is one of the garden's many shrines which is visited by all the tourists heading over to the garden to spend some peaceful moments in seclusion. 

Feel like a butterfly as you stroll through a garden filled with thick foliage and brilliant tropical plants arranged in the shape of a butterfly's wings. A variety of animal sculptures, including lions, tigers, and mountain goats, have been placed across the area.

The mini zoo is a great place to spend time with animals because the animals are allowed to roam around freely. Play with creatures including deer, turtles, and visit the bird's pavilion if you're a birdwatcher, and you'll be enthralled by the variety of brightly coloured birds.

Explore the long Dinosaur Valley, which debuted in 2017 with a maze-like construction. Oviraptor and Styracosaurus, as well as Cryolophosaurus and other dinosaurs, stare back at you as you go by.

To get a taste of England's Stonehenge, visit The Stonehenge Garden, a European garden that is an exact replica. Many of the flowering plants in the garden are planted in a circle around the original Stonehenge Garden, which includes square-shaped stones.

The Thai Culture Show, a unique feature of this garden, gives visitors a glimpse into Thai tradition and culture. Watching the performers reenact historical events will transport you back in time. On an extravagant stage adorned with brilliant lights and costumes, watch as the delicate style of dancing is interspersed with the forceful style of martial arts. During the presentation, you can see some of Thailand's world-famous Muay Thai boxing.

Visit the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden's Car Garden I and II to see the collection of 100 luxury automobiles owned by the park's owner, Mr. Kampon Tansacha. The automobiles are displayed in a huge room with an LED display that provides further information about each one. In addition to the car, the showroom has a coffee cafe where you can sit back and relax while admiring the vehicle. There is also a Cat Cafe in Car Garden II, where 20 Persian cats are free to wander

Look for the Tray Garden, a miniature garden with water-saving plants and little stones and sculptures that has been built up in a small area called the "Tray." When you have paid for the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden entry fee, you should never ever miss out on visiting this. 

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of colourful bromeliad hybrids like Neoregelia, Guzmania, and Vriesea and many more, all housed in stunning clay pots that only add to the plants' allure.

We're taken aback by the variety of vibrant, delicate, and rare orchids that fill this garden with beauty. Orchids and other uncommon plants have been incorporated into the mix of orchids that you should visit by paying the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden entry fee.

Learn about the garden that motivated Mrs. Nongnooch to create the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden rather than a fruit plantation. This garden is based on the style of the Garden of Versailles, a European garden. As you gaze over the European scenery, you will be awestruck by the variety and beauty in the various shapes of the landscape and the Buddhist sculptures that are scattered throughout.