A huge park with miniature landmarks and architecture of all the regions of Thailand. With the admission fee, you can add either bicycle rental, golf card rental, or a permit for your own car. You can also add headphones and audio rental as well. The place is beautifully kept, with clean coffeeshops and bathrooms, and a few shops selling souvenirs. We ended up buying most of our gifts for friends and family here!

It's a cultural park highlighting architecture of various regions and historic periods of Thailand (Siam). The admission fee I paid included bicycle rental and headphones for an audio guided tour in English. I totally enjoyed my visit.

This is somwhere people don't talk about enough. Such a fantastic place and great if you are short on time and want to see some of the temples. Don't be fooled - they might say minature but they are far from small! We rented a golf buggy (highly recommend doing as there is 300 acres to cover) and far too hot in the sun which just added to the experience.

A very large park containing replicas of many Thai historic buildings from across the land. The entrance fee includes bike rental and the park is designed to be viewed by bike or shared ride. Too large an area to walk. Be careful where you leave your bike when entering a building as ours were taken by, I assume, other tourists. There is no cost involved as the bikes can not be taken out of the park. It did mean we had to return to the entrance to get new bikes. A good place for cycling, particularly with kids.

some parts were well maintained and some parts had the feeling of old collapsed communism city that have fallen into disrepair. one of the items that is a must see is nothing like the photos you see it is in disrepair yet still being built. prices are high for the quality. map is confusing and not very good. they also need to really enforce and pay attention to vehicles speeding. we were almost taken out by two trucks doing highway speeds in the park.

This park features replicas of important buildings and temples in Thailand. The park wasn't busy, you can ride around on bikes or golf carts. Some of the buildings are nice and the areas well kept, others are crumbling, unkempt and dated looking. Generally the park is OK, but in need of TLC. The 2 chained elephants though are a different matter altogether. Both of these beautiful creatures are chained to posts, with a maximum of a meter to move. Standing in the same spot for the entire day. How this can be an attraction or even allowed in this day and age is quite unbelievable. Shame on the people who are responsible for running this park! The poor mistreated animals. Disgusting!!

The sites are decent, but they rip you off like people selling watches on the streets of Bangkok. If you wish to rent a golf cart for travel, they will barely have any of the "cheap" 2 seat versions, forcing you to use the x2 price per hour 4 seater. Even if they clearly have more 2 seaters in the garage. Do yourself a favor, use the free tour busses and walk instead if you wish to stay longer. Also alot of trash, the water/river/ponds are rancid and stale and smell accordingly. Also several places still under construction. At the very least, it has a few interesting and beautiful places.

The ancient City is located on the outskirts of Bangkok. It is an enormous park of over 800 rai and we rented bicycles to tour the areas. Many old temples and interesting Thai buildings created over 70 years ago.

This was a really fun and interesting day out, only ruined by driving passed elephants for riding! We were really enjoying the trip and didn't know they offered this until we passed them chained up on our way out, which was very sad to see from somewhere I would have otherwise so highly recommended to anyone visiting Bangkok. I would have scored a 5 if it weren't for this 'attraction' and it should definitely be taken away from this site. It would also have been better if there were more two seater golf buggies so we, as a group of two, didn't have a to pay double to rent a four person one.

This place is amazing and seems to be a bit of an un-shared gem. It's a huge area of beautiful replica buildings and locations around Thailand, all in one place. Make sure you have about 4 to 6 hours to fully appreciate the place. They have places to buy snacks and drinks. You can hire a golf buggy, electric bikes, pedal bikes, jump on a tram or just walk around (if you have the time and energy). You will not be disappointed by this place. For any James Bond fans, you can find the dojo used in the film 'The man with the golden gun'