Giant Catfish Farm

Amazing even in rainy weather! Highly recommended for adventures looking for a bit of a different style of zoo. Staff are incredibly welcoming and polite. Entry is affordable, the animals are stunning and out of this world. Biggest fresh water fish I've ever seen up close. It's not wheelchair accessible, and slipping is possible, so wear good shoes for the occasion and stay on the path!

Only 50 baht entry, there was a monkey a crocodile, turtles and a huge arapaima

I was skeptical at first as I had seen on vlogs ect of the lady who owns this land and the animals she has not being in correct enclosures and what not. When we arrived we was shown a map around the land and the things we’d see along the way, the path its self isn’t straight forward it’s in and out of trees and small paths and half built bridges which made it a lot more fun, the crocodile was in a small enclosure, there was a monkey on a lead which was what made me skeptical to start with but I asked the woman and she explained that the mother had passed away and that the other monkeys have tried to kill him, he’s already lost fingers from other monkeys, so I see she is protecting him I just think their could be better ways of doing so, the experience was nice as a whole there’s a waterfall to swim in and the catfish is actually giant and looks healthy in a good sized enclosure. It cost 50 baht to get in, 30 for children and you get a bag of food to feed the catfishes but if they’re not there they ask you leave the money in a box and you make your own way around. I did go a little of road as it isn’t so clear as to what the path is and saw some fish left in what seemed like an abandoned shed the water was completely black and two fish were just swimming around in there alone and in very small spaces, overall I’m not sure how I feel about the place but it’s worth to go and have your own perspective on it.