Safari World is a kind of zoo set up in the style of an amusement park with tours of different park areas features as "tours" or "cruises". It is the largest zoo in all of Southeast Asiahouses a wide variety of animals including lions, giraffes, rhinoseros, white tigers, dolphines, seals, macaw parrots, sea lions, crocodiles, orangutangs and many tropical bird species. There is a marine area as well as a 200 acre wildlife enclave where a variety of animals are allowed to roam free. Visitors can drive through this area in their own cars. The park puts on several shows involving the animals, some more outrageous than others (they have a boxing show involving orangutangs). They also put on a few cheesy stunt shows with names such as "Spy War" and "Holywood Cowboy Stunt". All shows have set performance times.

There are 2 buffet restaurants and 2 fast-food restaurants on site serving both Thai and international food.

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Safari World is located on Ramamintra Road in the Minburi District 10 km northeast of downtown Bangkok. Travelers can get there by taking the No. 26 Bus from Victory Monument to Minburi, then hop on a direct minibus to the park itself.

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May K.

Sep 30, 2009

It's a world by itself that you need an entire day to go around and attend the different shows. There is a monkey show, sea lion show, elephant show, dolphin show and star war show. You see animals in cages and you can even feed small tigers with a bottle of milk. Then you can go by car to see some wild animals in the wilderness (lions, deers, bears, tigers, zebras, giraffes...). There's a restaurant and shops that sell souvenirs. children and adults can spend a memeorable day there.

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Milbert S.

Sep 30, 2009

Bangkok is a middle income executive bachelor's paradise, It has everything from shopping to some big red light district, you can can party in the night, shop in the morning, eat on the streets -- all for a very cheap price, especially if you know how to haggle!

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