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A Little Gem Outside Bangkok @ Khao Yai - Day 3 &4

1. Scenical Khao Yai 

Amusement park is always the happiest place for kids and adults. Khao Yai has a outdoor amusement park and a water park, yes nestled in the scenic mountainous region. How cool is that!

The amusement park  was located within a short distance from our hotel @ Botanica Khao Yai and the hotel provides free shuttle to and from the park upon our requests.

The amusement park has over 20 types of adventurous rides and activities. Highlights for the younger ones include the old-time Gold Rush Train, the Bubble Bumper boats, Kiddie Town car driving course, slope-slides and carousel. For older kids who are thrill seekers, there are Zorb balls that roll downhill, Go Kart, and large pendulum swing type rides. 















The rides are charged based on the number of tokens. Overall, I would say the rides are considered reasonably priced. The kids even repeated some of their rides since there weren't many people and hence no queue required. 

I would advised to go early in the morning where the weather is cooler. Since this is a outdoor amusement park, it gets hotter by mid-noon. Three hours would be sufficient to enjoy most of the rides. 

2. Rest and Relax @ Botanica Khao Yai 

I'be mentioned how much I love my room and huge balcony facing the paranormal mountain view. It would be a waste not to spend some time at the resort to relax and recharge. Hence, we decided to spend the afternoon swimming in the infinity pool and getting cosy in our room till dinner time. 





We had our dinner at the resort restaurant and the food was amazingly good. The kids had pasta and burger whereas my hubby had his sirloin steak. As for me, the green curry really spiced up my taste bud. Overall, the dinner was lovely and the ambiance was cosy as well. 











3. Chok Chai Moo Moo Farm 

On the 4th day, we checked out our lovely hotel and headed to Farm Chok Chai for the morning tour. Farm Chok Chai is a very established and commercialized farm located in Pak Chong Road. The farm provides farm tour which started with a video introduction about the farm and pride itself for producing bottles of milk sold throughout Thailand. At farm Chok Chai, there were many activities such as bottle feeding the cows, opportunity to milk the cows, horse riding and lastly animal shows. 

We started the tour by getting on the tractor wagon which took us around the farm. We were given a brief introduction on the milking process and even got to taste the ice-cream freshly produced from the factory. Then we proceeded to take some photographs at the grassland before ending our tour with a fantastic animal show. Overall, I find that the tour is quite organised. 


  






















 


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