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Bueng Bua Nature Observation Center

31 Reviews

#3 of 12 things to do in Sam Roi Yot

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Nature & Parks, Nature & Wildlife Areas

Sam Roi Yot, Thailand

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“Nice Peaceful Place - Still Under Renovation”

We came here before in July 2018 and the bridges are under renovation. They’ve finished some of the... read more

Reviewed February 15, 2019

bkkbang

Bangkok, Thailand

via mobile

“CLOSED FOR RENOVATION but will be beautiful”

THE PARK IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR RENOVATION. This place is a long drive, about 50km from the rest... read more

Reviewed March 18, 2018

JennaB374

Chicago, Illinois

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3.5 31 reviews

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Terrible6%

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The northwest corner of the mountain range is called Thung Sam Roi Yot and is mainly freshwater marsh covering nearly 37% of the national park which makes it the largest wetlands area in Thailand.

While i was advised not to visit as the boardwalk was run down - the park official recommended it and we went!

To walk around, there is a wooden bridge leading you to the middle of the lake where you can spot many kinds of fish (the water is really clear) and birds (wish i had had brought the binocular).

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leehengki

Jakarta, Indonesia

161

Reviewed June 21, 2019 via mobile

Khao Sam Roi Yot

Located in coast of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, it is the first marine national park of Thailand. Khao Sam Roi Yot means "The mountain with three hundred peaks" and refers to a series of limestone hills along the Gulf of Thailand with highest one at...More

Date of experience: June 2019

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bkkbang

Bangkok, Thailand

268

Reviewed February 15, 2019 via mobile

Nice Peaceful Place - Still Under Renovation

We came here before in July 2018 and the bridges are under renovation. They’ve finished some of the work now, but parts are still under construction. It’s a nice, peaceful place to visit. Not too hot in February, though I think we missed the lotus...More

Date of experience: February 2019

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Henk H

414

Reviewed February 12, 2019 via mobile

Significant wetland reserve

Underrated as a tourist spot. This centre offers beautiful views of the wetlands and a dramatic backdrop of limestone mountain range. Beautiful site to watch sunset. I was here to take geological samples from the lake floor and had a great day floating around.

Date of experience: February 2019

1 Thank Henk H

LEPRANDARRESORT

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

Reviewed January 14, 2019 via mobile

Promenade

So lovely place! Especially in end of afternoon, when the sun is comming donw kissing the land and say goodbye for the sky. We just have time and enjoined to will and look after many fishes play with water. Many birds are singing and flight...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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ntukin

Bangkok, Thailand

1918

Reviewed November 15, 2018

Beautiful sunset even though it's cloudy

OK, here's the latest news on this attraction as of Nov 2018. The first stretch of the walkway up to the first stop (the one with the roof) is already renovated with new wood boards but the rest of the way is not. But that...More

Date of experience: November 2018

3 Thank ntukin

577olegc

Cha-am, Thailand

Reviewed July 3, 2018 via mobile

Waste of time

They still repairing the bridge.... Therefore, we came all the way to see nothing. The good point - we did not need to pay for this. Farang's ticket 200 THB while Thai's only 40 THB... Total discrimination..

Date of experience: July 2018

1 Thank 577olegc

SirSeng

Singapore, Singapore

6130

Reviewed June 20, 2018

What a waste of a good attraction! Need to repair the bridge and walkway

Travel quite a long distance to the Beung bua Nature Observation Center. Only to see them taking down the bridge and doing reconstruction. That 3 months after the February review mentioned that repair requires 3 months. Can see the long long wooden walkway connecting far...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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JennaB374

Chicago, Illinois

9983

Reviewed March 18, 2018

CLOSED FOR RENOVATION but will be beautiful

THE PARK IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR RENOVATION. This place is a long drive, about 50km from the rest of the national park. I would not pay the national park fee only to visit here for 1 day. I would pair this with at least one...More

Date of experience: March 2018

2 Thank JennaB374

Kalaya W

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Reviewed February 17, 2018

Dangerous place dont go anywhere near it

I'm retired and live locally in Pran Buri - DONT GO - DON'T VISIT IT - it's very dangerous the walkways are rotting and if they keep any of it open you may have a serious fall. It would be beautiful, magical, but due to...More

Date of experience: May 2017

4 Thank Kalaya W

ClaudiaWood52

Osoyoos, Canada

5935

Reviewed February 13, 2018

Don’t go right now

Closed for three months for reconstruction...we drove all the way out there with directions from another National Park official and were informed it is closed. Maybe they could let each other know??

Date of experience: February 2018

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