Visit Singha Park (Chiang Rai)

No, no, this is not a large park where fresh Singha beer bottles hang from the trees as far as your eyes can see. This is another drink that is here in the spotlight. Singha Park also known under its former name, Boon Rawd Farm, is essentially composed of tea plantations. Opened in December 2012, it offers, in addition to its beautiful sceneries of oolong tea plants perfectly arranged and cut, various activities and places like a small zoo (you know I'm not a fan of such places), a farm, a vegetable and fruit garden, a zippeline...

Even if there is a little tram to take you discover the park, the most pleasant way to go through the Singha Park is to rent a bicycle near the zippeline tower. Riding a bicycle here is quite popular with locals on weekends. You can even rent tandems or kid bikes. It is also at the bike rental shop that you have to go to buy tickets and receive the equipment for the zippeline. Note that many events are organized throughout the year at Singha Park Chiang Rai such as the balloon festival, a jazz festival, concerts .... It is also possible to sleep on site in a tent of its small campsite.

Admission to the park is free but then there are prices to pay for some attractions or means of transport.
Singha Park is open from 9am to 6pm but some restaurants still welcome guests until 11pm.
The Singha Farm Tour by tram (9.30am - 5pm) costs 50 THB per person (free for children under 4 years old)
Bike rental (8am - 6pm and up to 7pm on weekends): 150 THB per hour for a mountain bike and 50 THB per hour for a child bike. A helmet is provided.
Zippeline: 300 THB