Boon Rawd farm

My visit to Boon Rawd Farm in Chiang Rai was an adventure from the start. Arriving at 1 pm via Grab, the hot weather added a touch of challenge to the exploration. The expansive farm, known for its picturesque landscapes, felt like a haven despite the scorching sun. The main highlight was the opportunity to capture stunning photos of the iconic statues on the premises. The intricate details and cultural significance of these sculptures added a layer of enrichment to the visit. However, due to a small oversight, I couldn't rent a golf cart – a lesson learned about always carrying an ID. The promise to return with the necessary identification for a golf cart rental adds anticipation for the next visit. Despite the minor setback, the experience was positive. The farm's vastness allowed for a pleasant walk, providing a closer connection to nature. The greenery and serenity of the surroundings served as a reminder of the beauty that unfolds in unexpected places. For future visits, a golf cart rental is on the agenda, promising a more comprehensive exploration of Boon Rawd Farm's expansive landscapes. The farm holds the potential for an even richer experience, promising a blend of nature, culture, and convenience. 🌳📸⛳

To go to the farm you go to Singhra park. You can buy a bus ticket that drops you off at various points for 150 baht. There’s a swan lake, a petting zoo where you can feed zebras & see rabbits & other small animals. You also get to stop at the tea plantation and sample some tea. The bus comes every 15 minutes to each point. Lovely experience

This is the location of singha park. The front desk is available for ticket sales to visit. And there are shops that serve coffee and other goods. And have a cheap bakery.