This is one of the nice sparks I have seen in Thailand. The flowers and fauna is really pretty. A great place to go and it is not crowded and full of!!! Great day out. The temple is also quite amazing.

A quiet hidden gem in Chiang Mai, about 30 mins by car outside of the city centre (we’ve been using bolt and have been getting super cheap rates). There’s loads to see, and activities for children to do on the way around. Highly recommend getting the bikes, which are for rental on the right as you walk in. We rode around and then just left them on the side of the road/path when you were looking at other parts. This place is so gorgeously quiet that it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves, which added to its charm and beauty.

It’s a tropical garden in a hot climate. Assume you are going to feel the heat! Visitors are well cared for with a frequent free shuttle bus and cycles to hire. Although some areas are under repair or reconstruction, the majority of the gardens are simply breathtaking. Having visited many gardens internationally, I have never been so impressed as I was by the Orchid Pavillion. The garden beds were in perfect condition and beautifully designed. The mature native and exotic trees were magnificent specimens, perfectly sited. The Royal Pavilion is absolutely beautiful, an architectural masterpiece befitting His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great. The tinkling of hundreds of tiny bells produce a heavenly feeling, the interior hall is spectacular. The Royal Park is a quick taxi ride from the city. The entrance fee is THB100. The entrance fee for Kew Gardens in London is over THB990. This garden is an absolute treasure, and I would recommend it without reservation.