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Art in Paradise, Chiang Mai 3D Art Museum
Art in Paradise Chiang Mai 3D Art Museum provides an entertaining and fun experience for all ages.
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About this activity
Chiang Mai Night Safari is a sprawling open-air zoo housing over 1,400 animals from 130+ species across three distinct zones designed to mimic natural habitats. Experience wildlife from African savannas to tropical jungles via open-air tram rides and walking trails, with the unique option to explore after dark when many animals are more active.
Chiang Mai Night Safari is a large open zoo near Chiang Mai. Get up close to exotic animals from various continents. The zoo houses over 1,400 animals of more than 130 species. The animals walk free in a savanna and jungle like environment resembling a natural habitat.
Chiang Mai Night Safari houses over 1,400 animals of over 130 species from various continents. Among them are desert fox, hyena, camel, lion, while lion, porcupine, green iguana, clouded leopard, leopard cat, jaguar, Malayan tapir, bear and alpaca, a small mammal that looks like a llama. Also, there are many colorful birds as macaw parrots, golden pheasant and crowned cranes.
The open zoo consists of three zones, the Savanna Safari, Predator Prowl and Jaguar Trail. At the center is a large lake. The Savanna Safari and Predator Prowl zones can be toured by open safari tram. The Jaguar Trail is a walking only zone.
Savanna Safari
The Savanna Safari, named after the African savanna, houses animals as giraffes, elephants, antelopes, zebras, rhinos and deer. The easiest way to get around the 2.4 kilometer trail is by open tram of the daytime safari or the night safari.
Predator Prowl
In this zone you can see some of nature’s most fierce hunters like lions, bears, tigers and pumas. Travel the 2.4 kilometer trail by open safari tram of the daytime safari or night safari.
Jaguar Trail
The Jaguar Trail is a walking only zone at the lake. Follow the jungle trail and meet animals as tortoises, tigers, jaguars and many species of colorful birds. The zone opens from 11:00 until 22:00.
You can go around on foot or by open tram and get close to animals as zebras, giraffes, lions and bears. Take a daytime safari by open tram and feed the animals or take a night safari and watch the animals that are active after dark.
Highlights
- ✓Open safari tram tours through Savanna Safari zone with giraffes, elephants, zebras, and rhinos
- ✓Predator Prowl zone featuring lions, tigers, bears, and big cats in naturalistic settings
- ✓Jaguar Trail—a walking-only jungle pathway around a central lake with jaguars and tortoises
- ✓Day and night safari options; nocturnal tours offer different animal behavior viewing
- ✓130+ species including exotic birds (macaws, golden pheasants), big cats, and unusual mammals (Malayan tapirs, alpacas)
Insider tips
- ★Night safari tours are ideal for seeing nocturnal predators and experiencing cooler temperatures—bring a light jacket despite tropical climate
- ★The 2.4 km tram-accessible routes are less crowded earlier in the day; book morning slots to avoid peak afternoon heat
- ★Jaguar Trail is walking-only and less shaded; wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes, and allow extra time if mobility is limited
- ★Bring a camera with good low-light performance if doing the night safari; motion from the tram can make photography challenging
Good to know
- •Duration is approximately 4 hours; plan for additional time if combining day and night visits
- •Open safari trams mean no air-conditioning; wear weather-appropriate clothing and bring water
- •Jaguar Trail involves walking; those with mobility concerns should prioritize tram-only zones (Savanna Safari and Predator Prowl)
- •Central lake provides a focal point for navigation and rest; benches available at viewing areas
Who it's for
Families with children seeking interactive wildlife encountersWildlife photographers and animal enthusiastsAdventure travelers looking for unique nighttime safari experiencesFirst-time visitors to Southeast Asia wanting accessible large-animal viewing
Best time to visit
Night safaris (typically 7–10 PM) offer cooler temperatures and active predator viewing; early morning day safaris (before 10 AM) provide better wildlife activity and shorter queues. Dry season (November–February) offers the most comfortable conditions.
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