{"id":668910,"date":"2022-04-12T16:09:00","date_gmt":"2022-04-12T13:09:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=668910"},"modified":"2023-03-31T21:32:56","modified_gmt":"2023-03-31T18:32:56","slug":"tropical-garden-nong-nooch-nong-nooch-tropical-garden-in-pattaya-photo-description-map","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/tropical-garden-nong-nooch-nong-nooch-tropical-garden-in-pattaya-photo-description-map\/","title":{"rendered":"Tropical Garden Nong Nooch (Nong Nooch Tropical Garden) in Pattaya – photo, description, map"},"content":{"rendered":"

Tropical Park Nong Nooch (Nong Nooch Tropical Garden<\/a>) is a place that amazes the imagination, surprises with its beauty and variety of interesting forms, solutions and attractions<\/a> that can be seen here. The main thing is not to get lost, because its area<\/a> is almost 250 hectares. It is located in Thailand, not far from Pattaya<\/a>. We have prepared for you an interest<\/a>ing guide that will allow you to decide on the route<\/a> and allocate time.<\/p>\n

History<\/a> of Nong Nooch Garden<\/h2>\n

How did it all start and how did this unique and magic<\/a>al garden come about? In 1954, a Thai family bought the land. The couple bought it in the valley of the wonderful province of Chonburi. At that time, exotic fruits were grown on the site of the park. The owner of the land was a very extraordinary person. After travel<\/a>ing around Europe<\/a>, she decided to create a quaint tropical park instead of an orchard. She wanted to turn her possessions into a paradise. Decades passed, and she brought her brilliant idea to life. The gardeners' hard work paid off.<\/p>\n

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The tropical garden was opened in 1980 and named after the owner. The park has rapidly gained popularity among both Thai reside<\/a>nts and foreign tour<\/a>ists. In 2001, the son of Madame Nongnuch took over the management of the garden. Currently, this place is visited by about 2,000 people a day. Nong Nooch is the largest botanical garden in all of Asia. Here is a collection of the rarest<\/a> tropical plants. Some of them are not found on any other continent. It is amazing that anyone can purchase the see<\/a>ds of these unique plants.<\/p>\n

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Nong Nooch takes up more and more space over the years. The territory is almost impossible to get around in a whole daylight hours. The garden is clearly divided into sections, each of which has its own unique<\/a> style and meaning. In addition to the vegetation in the park, there are many places<\/a> that cannot be ignored. The kingdom of flowers will delight visitors with its charm, extraordinary structures will surprise<\/a> you with their size and shape, and the French garden will take you from Asia to Europe in a minute. Clicks of cameras are heard from all sides and flashes are visible. It seems that tourists<\/a> have arranged a competition for the number of shots taken here.<\/p>\n

Zoo<\/h2>\n

Both children<\/a> and adults come to see its inhabitants with great pleasure. There are so many charming representatives of the fauna that you don't know which way to go. Harmless creatures such as peacocks and goa<\/a>ts roam the territory. They do not languish in captivity in dirty cages, as in many other zoos. Tour<\/a>ists are allowed to walk around the poultry house. Feathers are not shy. They are friendly to new guests. Animals can be fed for a small fee. Children especially like to feed the legendary deer Bambi and other forest<\/a> dwellers.<\/p>\n

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butterfly park<\/h2>\n

Butterflies flutter among branched trees and lush plants. They are not at all afraid of visitors, and those, in turn, can come into contact with the beautiful. Visitors find themselves as if in paradise, seeing unprecedented beauty. Butterflies fly like feathers, the flapping of their wings is light and weightless. Tourists<\/a> involuntarily plunge into dreams of eternal summer<\/a> in this park. A feeling of car<\/a>elessness and lightness appears in almost everyone who is here. Fairy-tale creatures delight with their appearance and give vivid emotions to all guests without exception.<\/p>\n

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elephant show<\/h2>\n

It turns out that you can not only ride gray giants. They are capable of many things. Like humans, elephants can play bowling, football, and basketball. In addition, they can throw darts and ride a bicycle with a breeze. It is very interesting to watch how huge land animals compete. The intrigue does not leave the audience throughout the show program. Elephants worry when something doesn't work out for them. They know how to<\/a> massage and even draw. Giants perform in front of a large audience, like in a circus. Only the circus program is usually shorter and poorer. After the show is over, visitors get a great opportunity to take pictures with the seemingly clumsy actors.<\/p>\n

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cactus garden<\/h2>\n

This place is a cluster of many thorny desert plants of various shapes. It is not recommended to visit this place without a guide. The guide will tell you a lot of interesting things<\/a> about cacti. For example, that cacti can be eaten. Yes, yes, these are not just useless thorns growing in the middle of deserts. They are used in the kitchen to prepare gourmet dishes. They can also serve as an original and reliable fence. Observations have shown that dogs do not dare to come close to cacti. Farmers surround their property with dense rows of thorns to prevent coyotes from entering the house. Cacti are very hardy and can withstand high temperatures normally. The prickly exhibits are no less interesting than sprawling palm trees or magnificent orchids. Agave grows in the cactus garden. The famous tequila is made from it.<\/p>\n

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palm trees<\/h2>\n

The park contains the largest collection of palm trees in the world<\/a>. Now there are more than 1000 palm trees here, soon they plan to increase their number to 2000. Visitors will see ordinary and very strange plants, which are unlikely to be found anywhere else. Among the exhibits of the extensive collection is the Seychille palm, a very rare species.<\/p>\n

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The pond in Nong Nooch is a large reservoir where arapaima swims – the largest among all fish. Its weight can reach 200 kilograms. Every fisherman dreams of such a goliath of the fish kingdom. Near the pond you can watch the process of feeding this giant fish. Spectacle yet! When you see a bull-sized fish catching its prey, you immediately get goosebumps from head to toe.<\/p>\n

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French garden and orchid garden<\/h2>\n

Mrs. Nongnuch was inspired to create this garden by a trip abroad<\/a>. It is very similar to the famous Versailles gardens. All plants have the correct form. They alternate with Buddhist stupas, which are collected from different parts of Thailand<\/a>. It is better to contemplate an indescribable picture from picturesque arbors. They are on a hill next to the bell. Guides bring tourists to it, assuring them that the bell is able to fulfill any desire. It is believed that after hitting it, the wish will come true. The bell ringers are struggling to make their dreams come true, so the bell ringing is constantly heard over the park.<\/p>\n

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Visitors enjoy the charm of blooming orchids. This is really a real corner of harmony, where time stops. Just slow down, breathe in the fragrant air, think about something beautiful, kind, eternal, because for this, all conditions are created here.<\/p>\n

Pot garden and car showroom<\/h2>\n

Here you can see unique clay expositions. The design<\/a>s depict elephants, palm trees and other objects. At this point, one can only marvel at what the human mind is capable of.<\/p>\n

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Car showroom. This is another attraction of the tropical park. The owner has collected a huge collection of cars. It consists of sports cars, most of which were built to order.<\/p>\n

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What else to see in Pattaya and what to do<\/a> – detailed information<\/a> in our article.<\/p>\n

Nong Nooch Garden on the map<\/h2>\n