Thailand’s Green Mountain Zoo is definitely an unforgettable place! There is a rich variety of animals here, from graceful elephants to marvelous tropical birds, to satisfy the curiosity of any animal lover. The park has a beautiful environment and is intoxicating with the embrace of nature. In addition to watching animals, there are also interactive experiences that allow visitors to have a deeper understanding of the ecology and habits of animals. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and provide interesting explanations, making the tour more educational. In addition, the park's facilities are complete and suitable for the whole family to participate. Overall, Thailand's Green Mountain Zoo leaves unforgettable and beautiful memories for people and is an attraction with great entertainment value and educational significance.

We've been to Pattaya many times, but we decided to visit the zoo for the first time and we were right. A couple of tips for tourists, buy a tour on the street, the price is the same for everyone, for a family of 4 people the cost is 9,000 rubles, paid by SBP transfer. A taxi alone would cost 600 baht one way. Plus tickets are 350 per person and golf cart rental is 500. And as part of a group, all this was included in the final amount. Don't be greedy and pay an extra 50 baht to visit the island with lemurs, they are magnificent. Buy bananas for your trip; you can feed them to hippos and tapirs. It's not worth buying food for giraffes, it's a waste of money. The zoo is large and it is very difficult to travel on foot, especially in the heat. There are many animals, monkeys, capybaras, several varieties of hippopotamuses, deer, rhinoceroses, giraffes, turtles, tapirs, felines, elephants, lemurs, penguins, birds, fish, etc. The only thing was that the meerkats were closed, quarantine. Well, there is a small minus of the trip from the street, on the way back you are taken to a store with all sorts of rubbish at inflated prices. You don’t have to buy anything there, but due to this, the price for visiting the zoo is lower than that of the same tour operators at the hotel.

We were there in the week of June. The big difference in price for entry between Thais and foreigners was no longer that huge (Thai 250 / foreigners 350 THB). The tour with the rentable electric golf car (large version for 2 hours 750 THB) is definitely recommended. It's fun and you have flexibility and airiness. I don't understand the criticism that the animals are kept in too cramped accommodation. In the Open Zoo, the "enclosures" are spacious almost everywhere and you get the feeling that the animals are almost free to move around. Some species of animals are even close enough to touch and are almost no longer shy. A great experience for children, in my opinion unimaginable in Europe under these conditions. Of course, the zoo has seen better days and was on the verge of bankruptcy. You can feel and see that, some things apparently can no longer be properly maintained. For me and my teenagers, the zoo is always worth a trip. It would be a real shame if the zoo didn't survive.

This zoo has recently blown up thanks to Moo Deng (the baby hippo) and I think it shows. Overall, the experience we had at the zoo was sensational. We rented a golf cart and drove through the park, seeing tigers, elephants, giraffes, the lot. You can feed SO many of the animals, even rhinos! The line to see Moo Deng was HUGE in the morning, and I genuinely mean huge. Wait a couple hours, let it pass until the afternoon, and you won’t have to wait for a second. The park did seem incredibly understaffed. Bins were full and there was a lot of construction work going on around the park. Again, I think this is due to the recent influx of customers thanks to TikToks favourite hippo. Also, get to the zoo early, between 8-10 am. The queue to get in when we were leaving (at around 2:30 pm) was 2 miles long, no exaggeration. This was such a fun day and cheap too!

We actually came here because of the moodeng craze but we enjoyed and had stayed herr for the whole day. The zoo is so wide and you will not only see moodeng but a lot of animals. Unexpectedly, there are lots of capybarras too. They have lots and lots of animals. Please fo include this in your visit and enjoy their zoo.

Always wanting to experiencing giraffe feeding. This zoo provides the least expensive admission and still up close enough in compares to the actual two other safari parks in BKK area where you might have to ride further out and will need all day. this zoo is close to The Sanctuary of Truth, kind of on the way to BKK, was a kill two birds with one stone thing. not only you can feed the giraffe but also the rhino, you can also see elephant swim, the bouncing baby hippo, that is before he grows into full size. small zoo but good enough for a quick stop.

Such a good zoo with opportunity to contact with animals and feeding! I’ve seen pretty many animals for first time in my life at the place. This was cool. Btw MooDeng is still pretty small and cutest hippo 🩶☺️