Million Years Stone Park & Pattaya Crocodile Farm
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The Million Years Stone Park & Pattaya Crocodile Farm is aptly called as the “living museum of natural beauty”. Spanning around seventy-acres of land, this park and farm is located at just 15-minutes drive from the city.
With more than twenty-years of effort, it has become a must-visit location for all nature lovers.
The Park has numerous natural attractions in the form of bonsai trees, over-a-million year old petrified trees, a garden of most rare tree species, very old slate-looking stones and an exotic flower garden.
It also contains the largest artificially-created waterfall in Thailand. Tram rides and Elephant rides are also available. The Crocodile Farm has both the saltwater and freshwater crocodiles.
It features daily crocodile shows. Many thrilling stunts are performed with crocodiles such as wrestling with the gator, even putting his head in its mouth!
Visitors can feed fish-food to the marine animals and take photos along with them.
Category: Parks and Gardens
Address: 22/1 Moo 1, Nongplalai
Email: info@thaistonepark.org
Website http://www.thaistonepark.org
Telephone: 66 0 3824 9347-9
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