Tiger Park Pattaya

Take your wildlife love up a notch at Tiger Park, home to 300 tigers, where you can not only see but also interact and play with these wild creatures.

Get up close to your chosen tiger, from the biggest to the smallest, for 10 adrenaline-filled minutes inside the cage during this unchained encounter.

Let the highly experienced staff show you the ropes of safely interacting with these fierce big cats, making your experience both exciting and secure.

Customize your visit by choosing from 4 options, each allowing you to interact with a big, medium, small, or smallest tiger, as per your preference.

Did you know? Unlike most members of the cat family, tigers actually enjoy water and are often seen cooling off in pools or streams to beat the heat.

When in Thailand, don’t miss Tiger Park Pattaya, home to 300 tigers! Get closer than you can imagine to these fierce big cats and interact with them.

From adorable cubs to powerful adults, interact with tigers of all sizes for 10 minutes inside their cage, guided safely by expert professionals.

Opt for a 20-min safari ride in an electric car to admire the park’s natural beauty and see tigers roaming around safely from a comfortable distance.

Choose to meet 2, 3, or all 4 tiger sizes. Go big with the 4-tiger pack for a bonus safari and a free cage photo as a keepsake of your wild adventure.

Fun fact: A tiger's roar is incredibly loud and powerful, reaching distances of up to 3km, making it one of the wild's most impressive calls.

When in Pattaya, don’t miss going to Tiger Park, home to 300+ tigers and other fierce predators like lions, leopards, and bears in a natural setting.

See tigers up close on a 20-min safari ride in an electric car, spotting tigers and more as you learn fascinating facts about these amazing animals.

Make the most of your visit with a tiger encounter, spending 10 unforgettable minutes each with your choice of big, medium, small, or smallest tigers.

Pick two or three tigers of different ages to customize your interaction. No worries, the staff will guide you on safely approaching these big cats.

Fun fact: Tigers can purr, but only while exhaling. This helps them communicate over long distances, unlike domestic cats that purr both ways.