Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Tickets

The Nong Nooch Tropical Garden tickets includes not just a tour of the gardens itself, but a seat at the Thai cultural show as well. Offering a glimpse into the traditional performative arts, the Cultural Performance at Nong Nooch includes an elaborate show of dance, martial arts and elephant shows. All shows take place in the Garden’s Thai Cultural Hall. While the martial arts show puts on a fearsome display of strength and prowess, the Muay Thai dance show is equally delicate and carried out in elaborate designed costumes. The traditional drum performance, which is an ancient Thai ritual, is another visual wonder carried out on the stage.

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The Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens conducts two elephant shows each day. The Gardens are home to over 30 elephants, and each of them have a few tricks up their sleeves! At the show, one can witness baby elephants playing with a ball, holding a paintbrush in its trunk as it paints a clumsy picture, and even scrambling through a hula hoop! Tourists are also allowed to get close to the elephants at the show, take pictures with them, and perhaps even feed them a banana or two.

Thailand is notorious for its beautiful cabaret shows, and the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens Pattaya is one of the best locations to catch one. The Cabaret Shows take place at the Garden in the Sky Halls on a daily basis, although special shows are often organized for pre-planned events and parties. Over 30 cabaret dancers come together in elaborate costumes and engage in song, dance and mimicry, with flashing lights, colors and special effects joining together to create a visual spectacle.

The Car Gardens are one of the most unique sections of Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens. The proprietor of Nong Nooch, Mr. Kampon Tansacha, enjoys speed and driving. As a result, he accumulated a large number of vehicles in his showroom. He noticed how tourists who came to see the botanical gardens began to show interest in his cars.

The Car Gardens then came to life, housing a variety of rare and beautiful cars collected from around the world. In fact, Car Garden I and II presently have more than 100 vehicles. Furthermore, the building in which the cars are housed has air conditioning, a large room, and LED displays that display the properties of each car.

The Dinosaur Valley at Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens Pattaya takes one on a tour down the Jurassic age. The Valley is one of the newest sections in the Gardens; initially, the gardens had some model dinosaurs scattered across its length. Over the past five years, the dinosaurs were gathered within the same dedicated section, and the Dinosaur Valley was born. The Dinosaur Valley features models of more than 25 species of dinosaurs, all designed to resemble the actual sizes of these prehistoric creatures. The Gardens are beautifully decorated with plants as well, with the cacti found in abundance here.

The Cactus Garden is one of the most beautiful sections housed within the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens. The Cacti are housed within an all glass greenhouse, with well paved walkways meandering through. The Gardens are home to more than 300 species of cacti that have been sourced from around the world. The Cactus Garden also displays a few small models of dinosaurs that add to the decorative charm of the place.

The beautiful gardens at Nongnooch are, of course, its biggest attractions. The Gardens feature several small sections, each one adhering to a theme of its own. The French Gardens can be seen designed in the style of traditional 17th century French gardens maintained at royal palaces, while the Butterfly Hills feature small shrubs that are often visited by the butterflies at the garden.

The Italian Garden of course, resembles the architectural techniques of a typical garden in Italy, while the Stonehenge Garden has lifelike models of the UK Stonehenges. The Waterfall Garden presents an oasis of its own, with little waterfalls stowed amidst the growing wilderness.

The Animal Kingdom is a special attraction at the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens, designed especially for children. The name ‘Animal Kingdom’ refers not to any particular section of the Garden, but to the many stucco animal models that can be found scattered through the length of the Gardens.

The Botanical Gardens features life-like models of more than 60 species of animals, all of them unique, some of them even unique’ the wooly mammoth, flamingos, and the oryx are some of the many animals that one can spot here. The models act as tribute to these mighty creatures that once roamed the earth, and are directed as an educational experience for children visiting the Botanical Gardens.

Plub Plueng is Nong Nooch’s very own open air restaurant, offering global dining with views to the garden. The ambience here is light and airy, its rustic decor blending effortlessly with the wholesome meals offered. The menu at Plum Plueng features international fares, along with a wide list of non alcoholic beverages, tea and coffee. Although diners can opt for a la carte dining services, Plum Plueng also features a buffet for those that prefer the latter.

Timings: 07.00 AM- 05.00 PM on all days of the week.

Vivat restaurant is located right at the very center of the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens Thailand, at a convenient distance from most of the major sections such as the Butterfly Hill and the Elephant Camp. The restaurant offers self-service dining, with live food stations serving cuisines from around the world. The restaurant is spread across three floors; the first floor offers Northeastern food, the second floor focuses on Thai meals and snacks, and the third floor is a banquet reserved for private bookings and parties. The food at Vivat is freshly prepared, delicious, and most importantly, extremely pocket friendly.

Timings: 08.00 AM- 05.30 PM on all days of the week.

The Indian Restaurant at Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens delivers only the best of Indian food. The restaurant opens twice a day, once for lunch service and the second during dinner. Dining here is buffet style, with each item prepared freshly by the expert chefs. The Indian restaurant aims at not only offering a hearty Indian style meal, but creating a whole ambience through the traditional decor, the community seating, and the occasional screening of Bollywood films.

Timings:For Lunch: 12.00 PM- 04.00 PM For Dinner: 06.00 PM- 12.00 AM

Dining at the Gardens in the Sky can be a great way to spend one’s time while watching the Thai Cultural show at Nong Nooch Gardens. The Garden in the Sky Hall 1 is fairly large in size, and can accommodate up to 1,500 people at once. The Hall offers a buffet dining service, with Thai and Chinese being the two main cuisines served here.

Timings: Opens in four rounds throughout the day, on all days of the week.: 11.00; 11.45; 12.45 ; 01.45

The Garden in the Sky Hall 2 is comparatively smaller than its sister, and can only accommodate up to 500 people at a time. Like the first hall, Hall 2 also offers buffet dining services with a focus on Thai and Chinese food.

Rimbueng is the largest and most popular of restaurants in the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens Pattaya. The restaurant features 5 spacious rooms, with each room accommodating about 200 people. The focus of the restaurant is classy, delicious and clean dining. Rimbueng serves a variety of cuisines, including European, Chinese and Thai. Being located at a scenic juncture, the restaurant also offers beautiful views of the gardens and the lakes outside. The restaurant can also be reserved for conferences, student activities, seminars, banquets and other large group events.

Timings: 10.00 AM - 08.00 PM on all days.