Bangkok has not only temples and delicious culinary experience to offer, but also loads of fun activities, too. The city is host to a theme amusement park providing fun filled entertainment; a zoo with various tropical and rare animals; the world's biggest open-air zoo and safari guaranteeing unforgettable moments; and a crocodile farm hosting over 60,000 crocodiles, including the world's largest crocodile in captivity!
 

Dream World is a theme amusement park built on the outskirts of Bangkok, geared at providing fun filled entertainment to every visitor, no matter the age. Apart from a host of fun rides, water splashes and exciting animal shows, you will find numerous of other attractions to spend your day here fruitfully. Entertainment is guaranteed, be it with super splashes, White Water Rapids go-karts, or an artificial snow land, you are sure to enjoy every bit of it.

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Located in Central Bangkok between Chitlada Palace where the king lives and the Ananda Samakhom Throne Hall, the Dusit Zoo is a good place to be for families out for a weekend trip or children visiting. Tourists flock the place too when they want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Known as the only Zoo in Bangkok, the Dusit Zoo is a show piece of various animals that are rare and not too often seen in the western world.

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One of the world’s biggest open-air zoos, the Safari World is one of the prime attractions for any animal lover on a visit to Bangkok. The drive-through Safari World houses plenty of exotic animals from both Asia and Africa living in a natural habitat. With various animal shows and other list of attractions, this exciting place is well worth a visit for both the young as well as those interested in seeing animals in a natural environment.

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The Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm is probably the largest crocodile farm in the world and draws visitors and wildlife lovers from all over the world. There are an astounding 60,000 crocodiles in this park, making it quite a haven for researchers, wildlife lovers and tourists who wish to get a deeper insight into how the animals are kept and bred in captivity. The crocodile farm is also host to the largest crocodile in captivity - a fact reiterated by the Guinness Book of World Records.

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