Experience the best of Safari World Bangkok

Witness the majesty of white tigers at Safari World. These awe-inspiring creatures are a rare genetic mutation, with only around 200 individuals estimated to exist worldwide. They are not found in the wild, and their preservation relies on zoos and breeding programs like the one at Safari World, which plays a vital role in protecting this endangered species.

Beyond entertainment, Safari World is actively involved in wildlife conservation efforts. The park participates in breeding programs for endangered species like the white rhino and the Eld's deer, contributing to the preservation of these magnificent creatures. Their efforts help to ensure the survival of these vulnerable animals for future generations.

Safari World played a starring role in the 1993 pirate adventure film "Cutthroat Island," featuring a scene filmed in the park's Stunt Show arena. The park even has a dedicated "Cutthroat Island" stunt show, a thrilling performance inspired by the film's daring action sequences and a fun nod to its cinematic success.

The park holds a quirky world record for the "Largest Presentation of Gibbons," a testament to their commitment to showcasing the incredible diversity of primates. Witnessing a group of these agile and vocal apes swinging through the enclosures is sure to be a highlight.

While giraffe feeding is a popular activity, Safari World offers a truly unique encounter—the chance to feed a flock of hornbills! These colorful birds, with their impressive casques and vibrant plumage, are a fascinating sight, and feeding them provides a close-up encounter that allows you to observe their distinctive feeding behaviors. You might even get a chance to see them using their beaks to