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The Million-Year Stone Park and Crocodile Farm, Pattaya

Features an exotic zoo and crocodiles, fire-swallowing and magic shows, as well as the garden and stone park.

Features an exotic zoo and crocodiles, fire-swallowing and magic shows, as well as the garden and stone park. Its grounds are landscaped with flowering and rock gardens. Hundreds of crocodiles as well as some rare animals, including albino bears and horses, are kept. There are crocodile shows, magic performances and animal shows 7 times a day from 09:00-17:00.


Hours

Sun

8:30

18:30

Mon

8:30

18:30

Tue

8:30

18:30

Wed

8:30

18:30

Thu

8:30

18:30

Fri

8:30

18:30

Sat

8:30

18:30

About The Million-Year Stone Park and Crocodile Farm

 Chon Buri, Thailand

 +66 38 249 311

 www.thaistonepark.org

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