Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden, situated in Chonburi province near Pattaya, Thailand, spans a sprawling 500 acres and stands as a prominent tourist destination. Established in 1980 by Nong Nooch Tansacha (ตันสัจจา) and currently managed by her son Kampon (กัมพล), it holds the distinction of being the largest botanical garden in Southeast Asia. Originally conceived as a fruit plantation, it evolved into a tropical garden following inspiration from an overseas trip. The garden's notable features include the French Gardens, modeled after the Gardens of Versailles, and Dinosaur Valley, housing more than 180 life-sized dinosaur statues. Moreover, Nong Nooch boasts a diverse collection of flora, thousands of animal statues from across the globe, a museum with an extensive array of unusual cars, and serves as a significant scientific hub with its own Cycad Gene Bank. Notably, alongside its rare plants and cacti, Nong Nooch features another captivating attraction: the outer walls of most buildings are adorned with natural-colored pebbles depicting diverse scenes, such as Thai rural life, dinosaurs, and Buddhist motifs. Additionally, visitors can interact with elephants by feeding them bananas, adding to the unique experience at Nong Nooch.
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9 июл 2024
